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Located within the small town of Tucemseh, Ontario is the quiet, pleasant McAuliffe Woods Conservation Area. The conservation area stretches 22 acres, across Oak and Hickory woodlands. A 1 km trail passes through wooded areas, with walks for all experience levels. Paved sections of the trail make it accessible for strollers and mobility devices. Cycling, birdwatching, hiking, and cross-country skiing in the winter are all popular activities in McAuliffe Woods. There is also a playground and picnic shelter nearby, along with tennis courts, baseball diamonds, and soccer fields in the adjacent grounds!

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Watersheds
Lake Erie
  • Traditional Territories

Potawatomi
Odawa
Anishinaabeg
Miami
  • Treaties

Treaty 2, 1790
Address
2219 St Alphonse Ave, Tecumseh, ON N8N 2W7
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  • Weather
  • Current temperature
  • -5°
    Feels like -12°
Snow (5–13 cm.) until evening and breezy overnight.

    • Humidity

    • 85%

    • Precipitation

    • 86%

    • Precip. type

    • Snow

    • UV Index

    • 0

    • Visibility

    • 5.4km

    • Sunrise

    • 7:56 AM

    • Sunset

    • 5:29 PM

    • Wind gust

    • 28.3kph

    • Wind speed

    • 22.3kph

    • Wind direction

    • Northeast

    • Sunday

    • -7°
    • -14°

    • Monday

    • -9°
    • -16°

    • Tuesday

    • 3°
    • -13°

    • Wednesday

    • 5°
    • -1°

    • Thursday

    • -1°
    • -3°

    • Friday

    • -3°
    • -8°

    • Saturday

    • -7°
    • -10°
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