Beautiful natural vistas, landscapes and shorelines

Located southwest of Perth in Lanark County, Long Lake is a small spring-fed lake in the Rideau system that is approximately 3.0 kilometres long by 0.75 kilometres wide; municipal jurisdiction is within Tay Valley Township. Long Lake encompasses a surface area of 88 hectares and has a total shoreline length of 31 kilometres. The water level of Long Lake is determined by the outlet to Adams Lake, a bay of the Big Rideau Lake, where the stream runs under Lanark County Route 21. Unlike many of the Rideau Lakes, Long Lake is not used as a water source for the Rideau Canal System however as a headwater lake it has water quality impacts to downstream lakes

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Membership

Please become a member of the Long Lake Association. This is your lake; your interest and participation in the LLWPOA is vital to retain and improve the quality of life you presently enjoy on Long Lake. New property owners are especially encouraged to join and to become involved in the association; new ideas and energy are needed to protect our lake for the future.

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Annual General Meeting

2021

9:30 am refreshments for 10:00 am meeting

Burgess Municipal Hall, Narrows Lock Road

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The members of the LLWPOA share the following vision for the future of Long Lake. The intent is to ensure that current and future generations will enjoy:

Good water quality
Beautiful natural vistas, landscapes and shorelines
A diverse and sustainable natural heritage of plants, fish and wildlife free of invasive species
Property development that complies with township by-laws and respects the natural, character of the lake
A tranquil ambience that is pleasant for community residents and lake users
A safe and secure community
Current and future generations will enjoy access to modern high speed telecommunications services