Farquhar Lake

These two river systems flow as part of the Trent-Severn Waterway, collecting and draining water into Lake Ontario.

[6][7] Beautiful waterfront cottages are found on Farquhar Lake, averaging 2,000 square feet, combining modern and rustic styles.

As early as 1590, Jesuit priests began searching for Huron Indians amongst the Mississauga and Ojibwa peoples in Haliburton County, Algonquin Park, and nearby areas.

The nearby town of Wilberforce has a museum named after the historic Red Cross outpost house that previously operated in the area.

[10] Joan Barton supported the area for years as a councillor, environmentalist, and resident,[11][12] tackling the short-term rental accommodations issue and fighting against the planned development of uranium exploration sites throughout Haliburton, with a proposed near her home in Wilberforce.

A partially cloudy day on the east-side of Farquhar Lake's southern bay
September 1948 telegraph from the Canadian Press indicating that Prime Minister MacKenzie King had appointed Thomas Farquhar to the Senate