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Map of plan of Fort York, 1823
1823 plan of Fort York. Lake Ontario bounds the fort's south face, the valley of Garrison Creek bounds the north face.

Fort York was built at the mouth of Toronto Bay, at the direction of John Graves Simcoe, the first Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada, after he chose to locate the Provincial Capital, York on the shore of the Bay, in 1793.

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