Deer Creek (Big Creek, Ontario)

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Deer Creek is a tributary to Big Creek, one of the watercourses managed by the Long Point Region Conservation Authority (LPRCA).^[1] The LPRCA operates the 301 acre Deer Creek Conservation Authority.

Deer Creek was dammed in 1969, creating a 80 acre reservoir.^[2]^[3]^[4] The reservoir is in a forested area, and the Conservation Authority opened campsites, available for campers. Canoes can be rented. Fishing is allowed.

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↑ Executive Summary: Long Point Conservation Area, Long Point Conservation Area, January 2008. Retrieved on 2018-12-12. “Deer Creek reservoir (Big Creek tributary) used for recreation and private water supply for the Deer Creek Conservation Authority.”
↑ DEER CREEK CONSERVATION AREA. Long Point Region Conservation Authority. Retrieved on 2018-12-13. “The 80-acre reservoir is a focal point of the conservation area providing a boat launch, fishing docks and an unsupervised swimming area. Reservoir depth varies, with a maximum depth of between 12 and 15 metres (40 to 50 feet). Rent a canoe or launch your own small non-motorized boat.”
↑ Deer Creek Conservation Area, Conservation Ontario, 2015. Retrieved on 2018-12-13. “Located a short drive north of Long Point, Deer Creek Conservation Area was created in 1969 following construction of the dam and reservoir.”
↑ Deer Creek Conservation Area, Carolinian Canada. Retrieved on 2018-12-13. “Deer Creek Conservation Area is 301 acres large and situated on Deer Creek.”

[LpcaExecSum2008-01-1] Executive Summary: Long Point Conservation Area, Long Point Conservation Area, January 2008. Retrieved on 2018-12-12. “Deer Creek reservoir (Big Creek tributary) used for recreation and private water supply for the Deer Creek Conservation Authority.”

[lprcaDeerCreekReservoir-2] DEER CREEK CONSERVATION AREA. Long Point Region Conservation Authority. Retrieved on 2018-12-13. “The 80-acre reservoir is a focal point of the conservation area providing a boat launch, fishing docks and an unsupervised swimming area. Reservoir depth varies, with a maximum depth of between 12 and 15 metres (40 to 50 feet). Rent a canoe or launch your own small non-motorized boat.”

[ontarioconservationareasDeerCreek-3] Deer Creek Conservation Area, Conservation Ontario, 2015. Retrieved on 2018-12-13. “Located a short drive north of Long Point, Deer Creek Conservation Area was created in 1969 following construction of the dam and reservoir.”

[caroliniancanadaDeerCreek-4] Deer Creek Conservation Area, Carolinian Canada. Retrieved on 2018-12-13. “Deer Creek Conservation Area is 301 acres large and situated on Deer Creek.”

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Deer Creek (Big Creek, Ontario)

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