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Wolf Country Pond

A City of Brampton stormwater management pond at the corner of Elbern Markell Drive and Williams Parkway, part of the Wolf Country Valley green space in Estates of Credit Ridge.

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About the Pond

Wolf Country Pond is a City of Brampton stormwater management pond at the corner of Elbern Markell Drive and Williams Parkway in Estates of Credit Ridge, across from Lorenville Public School. The City built it in 2011; it covers about 2.7 hectares and sits alongside the larger Wolf Country Valley green space.

The pond is an engineered water management facility, built to capture and slowly release stormwater runoff from the surrounding streets. It is not designed or maintained for swimming or skating.

According to Harpreet Sandhu, Real Estate Broker with Right At Home Realty, a few homes on Elbern Markell Drive back onto Wolf Country Valley and the pond, giving those lots direct access to the green area and a water view.

Wolf Country Pond and Wolf Country Valley together form one of the larger connected green spaces in Estates of Credit Ridge, with a gravel nature trail running through the valley from the Elbern Markell Drive side toward a wetland further south.

At a Glance

City of Brampton stormwater management pond
Built 2011
Approximately 2.7 hectares
Corner of Elbern Markell Drive and Williams Parkway, across from Lorenville Public School
Part of the Wolf Country Valley green space
Not a swimming or skating destination

Type: Stormwater management pond
Size: 2.7 ha
Built: 2011
City: Brampton, Ontario
Neighbourhood: Estates of Credit Ridge
Operated by: City of Brampton

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Source: City of Brampton Open Data (Wolf Country Pond), licensed under CC BY 4.0.

City of Brampton Data

Wolf Country Pond in the City's Records

Listed by the City of Brampton as Wolf Country Pond. Stormwater pond managed by the City of Brampton (facility C34), part of the Huttonville Creek subwatershed of the Credit River watershed.

Stormwater Facility Wet pond, City facility C34 Designed for water quality, erosion and flood control Design target: about 80% of suspended sediment removed
Watershed Huttonville Creek Subwatershed of the Credit River
Flood Design Storm 100-year storm A storm with about a 1% chance of happening in any year
City Classification Stormwater Management Pond
Multi-Use Trail About 830 m City multi-use path within or along the edge of this space

Contains information from the City of Brampton, including information licensed under the Open Government Licence – City of Brampton. Source: City of Brampton: Parks (CC BY 4.0); City of Brampton: Recreational Trails (CC BY 4.0); City of Brampton: Stormwater Management Ponds. Trail length is measured from the City trail map and is approximate.

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