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This part of Ottawa lies south of Heron Road, and includes a number of newer subdivisions that extend to and around the Airport, all surrounded by NCC Greenbelt lands. The southern reaches of "Ottawa South" extend into what used to be Gloucester. To the west it is ringed by riverside pathways and parkways, to the east it abuts against railways and light industrial lands. This area is very convenient for those wishing to leave Ottawa either by air or by train. The area is well-serviced by the south Transitway to downtown, and the new Light Rail Transit Line connecting South Keys with Carleton, Dow's Lake and LeBretton Flats.An option available to those who prefer country living are the nearby communities along the Rideau River like Manotick, North Gower, Osgoode, Kars and Kemptville, all accessible to town via highway 16. Further east, along Highway 31, are the communities of Greely, Metcalfe, Vernon and Winchester. Homes Around Mooney's Bay are single family 2-storey and ranch-style homes with above-average prices. The communities scattered in the Greenbelt include Blossom Park and Parkhaven, where condos can be had for $100,000. The Upper Hunt Club community offers homes for upscale singles in the $200,000+ range. The new community of Chapman Mills offers affordable single-family housing in the 159,000 to $179,000 and townhomes from $139,000. Schools This area has 10 public and 10 Catholic elementary schools, a public and two Catholic high schools, and one public library. Carleton University is accessible by LRT, and Ottawa University is accessible via the Transitway. Shopping The area has a number of shopping malls, including South Keys and Herongate, with several smaller plazas along Riverside Drive and Banks Street. Also nearby, to the north is Billing Bridge. Recreation 
This part of Ottawa has numerous recreational opportunities, with the Greenbelt and the Rideau River at Mooney's Bay. Mooney's Bay has a beach, an athletic park, boating facilities. The recreational pathways from there led along the Rideau River to downtown and Rockcliffe. The Greenbelt provides ready access to Pine Grove Park and the Pine Grove Nature Trail. There are 2 swimming pools and 2 ice arenas in the community, as well as two public golf courses, and the exclusive Hunt Club.Community Map
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