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Photo Gallery

A photo gallery of the Bay of Quinte region

Explore the Bay of Quinte with through a photo gallery, where you can see the beautiful landscapes, friendly neighbourhoods, and all the great things that make this region a wonderful place to live.

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Belleville Public Library
Downtown Belleville
Belleville Farmers' Market
Belleville Farmers' Market
Downtown Quinte West
Quinte West
Quinte West Farmers' Market
Frankford Tourist Park Quinte West
Trent Port Marina Quinte West
Downtown Brighton
Proctor Park Brighton
Cheer Farms Brighton
Downtown Greater Napanee
Napanee River
Napanee River Falls
A Great Blue Heron
Agrigultural Fields
Country Roads
The Bay of Quinte
The Glenora Ferry Crossing
Bay of Quinte Sunset
Tyendinaga Powwow
Tyendinaga Powwow
Tyendinaga Powwow
Indigenous Artisans
Homes in a Newly Built Subdivision
Shopping in Downtown Belleville
Cafe in Downtown Belleville
Beach Day at Presqu'ile Provincial Park in Brighton
Boats at a Lock on the Trent Severn Waterway in Quinte West
Vibrant Fall Colours
The Frozen Bay in the Winter
Skiing at Batawa Ski Hill in Quinte West
Hiking in the Snow
Farming in the Region
One of 14 Golf Courses Here
Try New Experiences
Boating on the Bay
Bike Trails
Mountain Biking
Hiking Trails
Glanmore National Historic Site, One of Several Museums
Farm Stands
Annual Diwali Celebrations
Caribbean Festival
Fairs and Festivals
Live Music Events
Waterfront Patios
Country Roads and Waterfront
Experience Nature
Sports and Recreation
Watersports
Flower Farms
The Bay of Quinte is a Popular Fishing Spot

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Bay of Quinte Immigration logo has the words Bay of Quinte Immigration in white stacked to the left and a blue wavy line indicating water on the right.

Welcome to Bay of Quinte Immigration. We are here to help newcomers to Canada learn about life in Southeastern Ontario. From geography and job opportunities to the local lifestyle, we’ve got you covered. Your go-to resource for finding your new home in Canada.

This page is managed by the Bay of Quinte Regional Marketing Board. For more information visit bayofquinte.ca

The Bay of Quinte Region is situated on the traditional territory of the Wendat, Mississauga, Anishinaabeg and Haudenosaunee Indigenous Peoples including the Kenhtè:ke Kanyen’kehá:ka (Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte) with whom we work in direct partnership. To learn more about the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte and the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory click here.

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Quinte West is located on the Bay of Quinte at the mouth of the Trent River, serving as the gateway to the Trent-Severn Waterway which connects Georgian Bay to Lake Ontario. Boating, fishing and other watersport activities are very popular here. This community has a mix of urban and rural living, with an abundance of opportunities to get outdoors and active in the parks and green spaces.

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