Looking out into the harbour, from the mouth of Montreal's Zebra drain
Drains and Sewers in Other Places
There are of course walkable storm drains and sewers in almost every city of a reasonable size, and even in many smaller towns as well. In the past this website has featured detailed descriptions of adventures in storm sewers in Burlington, St. Catharines, Fenelon Falls, Niagara Falls, Mississauga and Ottawa. For now, those pages are offline, although it is my intention to revist some of those places in the future. In the meantime, I will post some photographs here from Montreal, Ottawa, and Victoria.
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Michael Cook is available to speak to your organization about infrastructure history, lost creeks, current conditions, and opportunities for change in our management of and communication about urban watersheds, and to work with teams proposing or implementing such change. Get in touch.
Michael Cook is available to speak to your organization about infrastructure history, lost creeks, current conditions, and opportunities for change in our management of and communication about urban watersheds, and to work with teams proposing or implementing such change. Get in touch.
