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| The Niagara Escarpment is the most prominent topographical feature of the southern part of Ontario, Canada's most populous province. The largely forested corridor which defines the Escarpment is 725 km in length and passes through the most heavily developed region of Canada. It is also an area with a rich agricultural heritage; agricultural production ranges from vineyards, tender fruit and mixed farming in the south to apples and beef cattle further north. |
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