Custom Stickers & Labels — Cobden, Ontario

Cobden is the Muskrat Lake Monster's village and the Renfrew County community at the junction of Highway 17 and Muskrat Lake — the Whitewater Region community where the Muskrat Lake Monster (a legendary lake creature said to inhabit the 65-metre depths of Muskrat Lake — Cobden's answer to the Loch Ness Monster, first reported in the 1920s, still drawing cryptozoology enthusiasts and cottagers who scan the lake surface) and the Cobden Heritage Agricultural Society (one of Renfrew County's finest small-town fair organizations, operating the Cobden Fair since 1874 — one of the Ottawa Valley's oldest continuously running agricultural exhibitions) define a community whose monster legend and agricultural heritage make it the most eccentric small town in the Ottawa Valley.