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| Description | Palace Pier was one of the first lake side condo projects in Toronto, seemingly way out in the boondocks when the first tower was completed in 1978. In front is the modern pedestrian and cycle bridge over the mouth of the Humber River. |
| Date | Taken on 25 June 2012, 18:48 |
| Source | June 2012 Palace Pier Towers and Humber River Arch Foot Bridge |
| Author | George Socka from Toronto, Canada |
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