troutmapsONTARIO RIVER ATLAS
A trout holds in clear water as sunlight traces ripples across the riverbed
THE ONTARIO RIVER ATLASFOR THE DAYS OUT THERE ↗

Followthe water.

A field atlas for the water you know,
and the stretch you haven’t found yet.

Find your water
A LITTLE CLOSER
TO THE WILD.
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A little knowledge.
A whole lot of water.

10detailed river maps
780source access records
1,973named waterway records
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01 / THE REASON WE GO

Worth a closer look.

A river is more than a line on a map.
There’s a whole world beneath the surface.

PORTRAIT 01 / 03

Brown trout

Salmo trutta

A moment above the water.

An angler, a landing net, and one reason to get up early.

THREE PORTRAITS. ONE SHARED PULL.
An angler supports a brown trout above a landing net at the surface of a river.
Brown trout above a landing netPhoto: Giant Asparagus / Pexels
TAKE A LOOK
BENEATH THE SURFACE

Every river has its own way.

See the riverbank, follow the course, and check the latest available gauge reading.

Explore all waters
Ripples on the Credit River beneath a pink evening sky near Streetsville.
Near Streetsville, Mississauga · PenPineapplePinniped

Mississauga · Brampton · Lake Ontario

Credit River

The Credit winds south from the Orangeville area and reaches Lake Ontario at Port Credit.

Mapped courseNorth at the top1 verified access point
Gauge readingChecking gauge…
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03 / FROM THE RIVERBANK

Leave it
worth finding.

The best part of a good map is where it takes you. Look after the water when you get there.

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Know your way in.

Use the access records to plan. Confirm parking, permission, and local signs before you go.

An angler supports a brown trout above a net at the surface of a river
THE NEXT GOOD DAY IS OUT THERE.

Make time
for the river.

Open the atlas
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