Owen Sound

Owen Sound is a city in the northern location of Southwestern Ontario, Canada. Owen Sound is positioned on the mouths of the Pottawatomi and Sydenham Rivers on an inlet of Georgian Bay. The number one traveler points of interest are the many waterfalls within a quick drive of metropolis. Located at the junctions of Ontario Highways 6, 10, 21 and 26, the metropolis serves as a gateway to the Bruce Peninsula. Owen Sound Transit offers local bus service and specialized transportation for those not able to apply the regular transit buses.

As domestic port of the Owen Sound Transportation Company Limited, the internal harbour is wherein car ferry MS Chi-Cheemaun, which operates from Tobermory to South Baymouth, is docked at some point of the wintry weather months. The Canadian Pacific Railway Owen Sound subdivision connected Orangeville and Owen Sound. Service was discontinued and the road was formally abandoned in 1995.

The Canadian National Railway subdivision connected Guelph and Owen Sound thru Palmerston, this line changed into discontinued in the 1990s. Aircraft flying to Owen Sound may also land on the Owen Sound Billy Bishop Regional Airport CYOS. Owen Sound is the seat of Grey Bruce Health Services and has the largest hospital Owen Sound Hospital in the Grey County and Bruce County location.