Simcoe

[ sim-koh ]

noun

1. a town in SE Ontario, in S Canada.
2. Lake, a lake in S Ontario, Canada, N of Toronto: part of the Trent Canal system. 287 sq. mi. (743 sq. km).

Example Sentences

Bruce McCall, a satirical artist born in Simcoe, Ontario, whose illustrations appeared on New Yorker covers, died.

From New York Times

Bruce grew up with five siblings in a home tightly circumscribed by T.C.’s paltry salary and the dour provincialism of Simcoe, in the southwest corner of the province, not far from Lake Erie.

From New York Times

Sometime in the last two weeks of April 1909, a man photographed two women and two men on the porch of the commander’s house at Fort Simcoe.

From Seattle Times

They also have started to use radar to locate all known and unknown unmarked graves on the 196-acre Fort Simcoe Historical State Park.

From Seattle Times

Shellenberger knows there are at least nine burials at Fort Simcoe, though only two have grave markers.

From Seattle Times