Kenora
44. The Territorial District of Kenora consists of, (a) the towns of Dryden, Jaffray and Melick, Keewatin, Kenora, Sioux Lookout; (b) the townships of, Barclay, Ear Falls, Golden, Ignace, Machin, Pickle Lake, Red Lake, Sioux Narrows; (c) the geographic townships of, Aubrey, Avery, Barrett, Benedickson, Big Island, Boys, Bradshaw, Breithaupt, Bridges, Britton, Broderick, Brownridge, Buller, Burk, Cathcart, Chartrand, Code, Colenso, Corman, Coyle, Daniel, Desmond, Devonshire, Dewan, Docker, Drayton, Drope, Echo, Eton, Ewart, Factor, Forgie, Furniss, Gidley, Glass, Godson, Gour, Grummett, Gundy, Hartman, Haycock, Hodgson, Hyndman, Ignace, Ilsley, Jackman, Jaffray, Jordan, Kirkup, Ladysmith, Langton, Laval, le May, Lomond, MacFie, MacNicol, MacQuarrie, Mafeking, Malachi, Manross, McAree, McGeorge, McIlraith, McMeekin, McNevin, Melgund, Melick, Mutrie, Noyon, Osaquan, Pelican, Pellatt, Pettypiece, Phillips, Pickerel, Redditt, Redvers, Revell, Rice, Rowell, Rudd, Rugby, Sanford, Satterly, Skey, Slaught, Smellie, Southworth, Stokes, Temple, Tustin, Tweedsmuir, Umbach, Van Horne, Vermilion, Vermilion Additional, Wabigoon, Wainwright, Wauchope, Webb, Willingdon, Work, Zealand, together with all the remaining territory included within the following limits: Commencing at the 48th mile post on O.L.S. Niven’s meridian line of 1890 in latitude 49o 0′ 6″ north; thence due west 89 miles, 71 chains, 7 links more or less to the 18th mile post on O.L.S. Alexander Niven’s 6th meridian line; thence due north along the said meridian line 6 miles to the 24th mile post thereon; thence due west along O.L.S. Gillon’s base line of 1919 to the southeast angle of the Township of Godson and continuing west along the south boundary of the Township of Godson to the east shore of Sabaskong Bay of Lake of the Woods; thence westerly and southwesterly along the south shore of the said bay and along the east shore of the Lake of the Woods to where the same is intersected by the 49th degree parallel of north latitude; thence due west 15 miles more or less to the International Boundary between Canada and the United States of America; thence northerly and westerly along the International Boundary to the Interprovincial Boundary between Ontario and Manitoba; thence due north along the last-mentioned boundary to the middle of the main channel of the Winnipeg River; thence easterly upstream along the middle of the main channel of the Winnipeg and English Rivers and the lake expansions and along the middle of Lac Seul and Root River to the portage on the height of land; thence along the middle of the said portage to the waters flowing into Lake St. Joseph; thence along the middle of the main channel of Lake St. Joseph to O.L.S. Dobie’s meridian line run in 1919; thence due south along the said last-mentioned meridian line and along O.L.S. Niven’s meridian line run in 1890 to the point of commencement; and (d) the Patricia Portion which consists of the geographic townships of, Agnew, Baird, Ball, Balmer, Bateman, Belanger, Birkett, Bowerman, Byshe, Connell, Corless, Costello, Dent, Dome, Earngey, Fairlie, Goodall, Graves, Heyson, Honeywell, Killala, Knott, McCullagh, McDonough, McNaughton, Mitchell, Mulcahy, Ponsford, Ranger, Shaver, Skinner, Todd, Willans, together with all the remaining territory included within the following limits: Commencing at the most northerly point of the westerly boundary of Ontario as determined by The Canada (Ontario Boundary) Act, 1889, Chapter 28 of the Statutes of 1889 of the United Kingdom (the said westerly boundary being the easterly boundary of Manitoba); thence continuing due north along the same meridian to the intersection thereof with the centre of the road allowance on the twelfth base line of the system of Dominion Land Surveys; thence northeasterly in a right line to the most eastern point of Island Lake, as fixed on the ground in the year 1930 by the erection of concrete monument number 295 of the Ontario-Manitoba Boundary survey and situated in about north latitude 53o 44′ 19″.42 and in about west longitude 93o 39′ 14″.91; thence northeasterly in a right line to a point twenty-one and four-tenths feet due west astronomic from the point where the eighty-ninth meridian of west longitude intersects the southern shore of Hudson Bay, as the latter point was fixed by the Geodetic Survey of Canada in the year 1929; thence easterly and southerly following the shore of the said Bay to the point where the northerly boundary of Ontario as established under the said Act intersects the shore of James Bay; thence westward along the said boundary as established by the said Act to the place of commencement. (See 1912, c. 3 and 1950, c. 48) [Note:  As to provision for the administration of justice, registration of instruments, etc., in Patricia, see The Patricia Act, R.S.O. 1937, c. 5.]