A municipal drain is built to improve the drainage of agricultural lands. It is used primarily in rural areas to discharge excess water from:
- private agricultural tile drainage systems
- roadside ditches
- residential lots
- churches
- schools
- industrial lands
- commercial lands
Without these drainage systems in place, many areas would flood on a regular basis causing decreased farm production, increased public health risks and property damage.
The Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands maintains the following drains:
| Allin |
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Drainage Meeting Presentation Notes - Sept 5 2019 1979 Engineer's Report Allin Drain and Branch 1970 Plan - Allin Drain, Leeds Landowners 1970 Plan - Allin Drain, Front of Yonge Landowners
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| Bierman |
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1981 Engineer's Report on Bierman Municipal Drain |
| Creek Road |
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1982 Engineer's Report Creek Road Municipal Drainage Works Please contact us for information on the Creek Road drainage map. |
| Jones Creek |
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Drainage reports for Jones Creek were drafted in the 1920s and are very delicate in nature. If you want to review the reports, please contact us to make arrangements. |
| Pierce-Blasko |
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| Poldervaart-Webster |
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1974 Engineer's Report Poldervaart-Webster Municipal Drainage Report |
| Smith-Bolger |
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