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About Fifth Chute

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A small set of very low rapids and cascades just downstream from Eganville. This is the fifth and furthest upstream of the five chutes on the Bonnechere River.

Getting to river level for a photo is a challenge. Fortunately, you won't have to, as the town has errected a beautiful viewing location, with gazebo, on the east side of the river along Gristmill Rd. The ruins of concrete abutments for a long-lost bridge dominate the scene, but do add interest to photos.

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Some Key Facts
Region Eastern
County Renfrew
Near Eganville
Watercourse Bonnechere River
Watershed / % Lakes 3 / 19%
Ownership Town of Eganville
Landscape Urban
Size Small
Type Rock Rapids
Modification
Access Moderate
Top / Bottom /
Trail conditions Gravel, bare rock
Hiking Time 3 min
Coordinates 45.5355,-77.0931
Parking
45.5358,-77.0927
Site ID WOO.REN.009
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