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An unincorporated geographical area, located in Kenora District, east of Dryden, on Highway 17.
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One of Niagara's regional municipalities, Wainfleet contains the town itself, the community of Wellandport, and a few small localities such as Winger and Long Beach. Primarily a farming area, mainly planted with cash crops rather than fruit trees or vines, it starts at the northern shore of Lake Erie and ends at the southern bank of the Welland River. In an east-westerly direction it begins outside Port Colborne and stretches to the eastern boundary of Dunnville's municipal area.
An unincorporated area of Norfolk County.
Community in central Ontario, north of Highway 11.
The Regional Municipality of Waterloo is located approximately 100km West of Toronto. It is bisected from north to south by the Grand River and east to west by Highway 401. The area was first settled in the early 1800's by Pennsylvania German Mennonites by purchase of a grant of land known as the German Company Tract. Waterloo County was first organized in 1852. The County seat was the Town of Berlin, now the City of Kitchener. The Regional Municipality of Waterloo was formed in 1972 as part of the general reorganization and modernization of municipal government in Ontario. The Regional Municipality has the same boundaries as the former County. Within the Regional Municipality are the Cities of Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge. The City of Kitchener has amalgamated with it the villages of Bridgeport, Freeport, and Doon. The City of Cambridge has amalgamated with it the towns of Preston, Hespler, and Galt and the villages of Blair, and Shade's Mills. There are also four rural Townships, North Dumfries, Wellesley, Wilmot, and Woolwich. The Township of North Dumfries has amalgamated with it the villages of Ayr, Branchton, Clyde, Hawkesville, Haysville, and Macton. The Township of Wellesley has amalgamated with it the villages of Bamburg, Crosshill, Linwood, Phillipsburg, and Wellesley. The Township of Wilmot has amalgamated with it the villages of Baden, Mannheim, New Dundee, New Hamburg, Petersburg, and St. Agatha. The Township of Woolwich has amalgamated with it the town of Elmira, and the villages of Breslau, Bloomingdale, Conestogo, Floradale, Heidelberg, Maryhill, St. Clements, St. Jacobs, Wallenstein, West Montrose, and Winterbourne.
A community in Lambton County, soutwestern Ontario.
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Like most of the Niagara Region, the City of Welland is still smarting from the 1980s recession but making notable strides to an economic recovery. Its downtown area is no longer as depressed as it was, and the Seaway Mall has recently been expanded. New home construction is on the rise, and major employers such as Atlas Steel are facing the future with renewed optimism.
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Wellandport is part of the regional municipality of Wainfleet.
A municipality in Wellington county which includes the towns of Kenilworth, Mount Forest, Arthur, and Damascus.
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West Lincoln stretches across the western centre of the Niagara Peninsula. It starts below Grimsby and ends at Regional Road 24, with Highway 20 being the major road traversing it. Its regional municipal offices are in Smithville, which is the main town of note, and its predominant landscape is rural and agricultural.
The Village of West Montrose is in the Regional Municipality of Waterloo, Township of Woolwich. It is located south of Regional Road 85 between Elmira and Guelph. It is on the West bank of the Grand River and is the site of Ontario's sole remaining covered bridge, known locally as the Kissing Bridge.
An amalgamated municipality made up of the Townships of Logan, Hibbert, Fullarton and the Town of Mitchell.
This category is for people, businesses and events in and close to the town of Westport, Ontario.
A small community in Kent County, in Southwestern Ontario, it is part of the regional municipality called, The City of Chatham-Kent. Wheatley is known as "The Fresh Water Fishing Capital of The World" and is located on Highway # 3, near world-famous Point Pelee.
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Whitchurch Township and the Village of Stouffville were united to form the Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville.
An unincorporated community in Renfrew County, Ontario. White Lake is about 10 Km southwest of the Town of Arnprior and is located at the junction of Regional Roads 2 and 52.
Located in the Sudbury District.
Wiarton sits squarely at the head of the long gash in the Niagara Escarpment known as Colpoy Bay. It is named after Wiarton Place in Maidstone, Kent, the birthplace of the Governor General of Canada during the 1850's when Wiarton was first settled. The long jutting headlands make sailing the Bay a protected but magnificant experience, especially with the three islands, Griffith, Hay and Whitecloud, looking like a necklace separating Colpoy from Georgian Bay.In its very early history, Wiarton was a landing stage for natives and voyageurs portaging their canoes and cargo across this narrow part of the Peninsula to Lake Huron, thereby avoiding the sometimes treacherous waters at the tip of the Bruce. Once a lumber town, with seven mills, from rough to finishing, ringing the Bay, Wiarton is a bustling full service town with five motels, a hotel, cottages and bed and breakfasts in town or nearby.
Recently, the former municipalities of the Township of Albemarle, Township of Amabel, Village of Hepworth and the Town of Wiarton have been amalgamated into one local government body - the new Town of South Bruce Peninsula.
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This category is for sites located in Wilberforce, Ontario.
This category is for sites of people, places and things located in the village of Williamsburg, in Eastern Ontario between Morrisburg and Winchester.
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Sites relating to the Windsor, Ontario region.
A township on the eastern side of Waterloo County, bordering Wellington. The largest community in the township is Elmira, located on Highway 86.
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Sites having a Wroxeter address. |
A small Huron County community lying west of Harriston, Ontario, on Highway 87.
Located in Lambton County.
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