| Location | Toronto, ON |
| Size/Type | 1800mm RCP |
| Drain Type | Stormwater |
| Length | Unknown |
| Features | Large overflow tank, pumping station, drop shaft |
| AOTU Rating |   |
| Discovered By | Angels of the Underground |
| First Documented Exploration | Angels of the Underground |
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AOTU Members present for exploration: Umbra & Phaedrus Friends of AOTU present: none Photographs by: Umbra | |
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For a drain that has less than a kilometre of walkable tunnel, Keelesdale Park drain packs many features in there. The first notable feature is a large overflow chamber just inside the outfall with a pumping station above it. Travelling up the 1800mm RCP in the main room, one finds themselves in a two story dropshaft that connects to another RCP section and the street above via a manhole. The second RCP stretch quickly shrinks away but the rest of the drain still makes for a good excursion.
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