Location | Monteith, Ontario, Canada |
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Coordinates | 48°38′29″N80°40′39″W / 48.6415°N 80.6775°W Coordinates: 48°38′29″N80°40′39″W / 48.6415°N 80.6775°W |
Status | Operational |
Security class | Medium/Maximum |
Capacity | 232 |
Opened | 1938 [1] |
Managed by | Ministry of the Solicitor General |
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