Kingston Collegiate and Vocational Institute

Kingston Collegiate and Vocational Institute was a secondary school in , , Canada. Founded in 1792 by Reverend John Stuart based upon a grant for secondary education in the colony of Upper Canada, it moved to its location at 235 Frontenac Street in 1892.
  • School
  • …is also known as “KCVI”
  • …is operated by the Limestone District School Board
  • Description: school building in Kingston, Canada
  • Address: 235 Frontenac Street, Kingston, K7L 3S7

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Places in the Area

Nearby places include University District and Kingston.
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Kingston Collegiate and Vocational Institute

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Latitude
44.22915° or 44° 13′ 45″ north
Longitude
-76.49765° or 76° 29′ 52″ west
Open location code
87P56GH2+MW
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