Canada · VQA Ontario designated viticultural area (O. Reg. 359/24)

Lincoln Lakeshore

Sub-zone

Lincoln Lakeshore is a VQA Ontario designated viticultural area of Niagara Peninsula in Canada. It lies 11 km east of Grimsby and 15 km west of St. Catharines.

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Key facts

Type: VQA Ontario designated viticultural area (O. Reg. 359/24)
Within: Niagara Peninsula
Centre: 43.1850° N, 79.4300° W
Legal basis: Ontario: O. Reg. 359/24 under the VQA Act, areas defined by roads and natural features. British Columbia: GIs under the Wines of Marque Regulation, defined by watersheds and schedule maps.

Outline: Shown as a point at the place it is named after. The registered area is much smaller than any administrative unit, and its boundary is not yet available as open data.

Where it is

Nearest town: 11 km east of Grimsby
Nearest city: 15 km west of St. Catharines 136,803 people
To the sea: 427 km
Lakes nearby: Ontario (3 km)
Same latitude: Vino Nobile di Montepulciano (Italy), Bandol (France), Hokkaido (Japan), Toplica (Serbia), Herzegovina (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Distances from the centre of the place. Towns: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Sea, rivers and lakes: Natural Earth.

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