North Hatley
Boat washing and access to Lake Massawippi.
One North Hatley site brings together a boat-wash kiosk, an exit gate and a boat-ramp gate with its control enclosure.
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- North Hatley
- Lake
- Lake Massawippi
- Regional project
- MRC de Memphrémagog
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Three installations on one site.
Boat-wash station kiosk
The boat-wash kiosk is installed beside an overhead hose boom on a concrete base.
Exit gate
A separate gate controls the exit from the site.
Boat-ramp gate and control enclosure
The boat-ramp gate and its control enclosure manage the approach to the lake.
The project record calls this the “provincial wharf”; North Hatley’s current public page uses “municipal wharf.”
The municipality states that watercraft washing takes place at this wharf.
Site reference — Protection des lacs ↗Marina and public wharf — North Hatley ↗
Lake Massawippi
The installation in pictures.
Boat-ramp gate and control enclosure
Boat-wash station kiosk
Exit gate
MRC de Memphrémagog
Other sites in the project.
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Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley — Lake Magog
Boat-launch access control at Lake Magog in Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley, with an automatic barrier and access pedestal.
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Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley — Lake Massawippi
Boat-launch access control at Lake Massawippi in Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley, with an automatic barrier and access pedestal.
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Ayer’s Cliff — Plage Massawippi
At Plage Massawippi in Ayer’s Cliff, the project brings together boat washing, controlled launch access and parking with an automatic-exit barrier.
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One boat ramp with barrier-controlled access
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