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 Tower Information Location: 4355 14th Ave. Signage: Built: 1981 Height: 39 m. Radio mast: 20 m. Capacity: 3,409,000 liters |
 Tower Information Location: 77 Wootten way North Signage: Markham. York Region Built: around 1971 Height: 40 meters Capacity: 2,818,000 liters |
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| Area information The first European settlement in Markham occurred when William Moll Berczy, a German artist and developer led a group of approximately sixty-four German families to North America. Arriving in Philadelphia in 1792, they had originally intended to settle on land in the Genessee area of New York State. On September 14, 1871, the Toronto and Nipissing Railway Company, with stations in Unionville and Markham, officially opened its Scarborough-Uxbridge line. The Village of Markham incorporated in 1873. IN 1971, The Regional Municipality of York was established by the Province of Ontario. City of Markham |
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