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W E S T ADDITIONAL NICKEL CENTRE P R I N C E M A R I E N I P I S S I N G TRILL M A C D O N A L D , FIELD LOCKEYER MANDAMIN WEEKS BIGELOW VERNON TOTTEN M A R K S T A Y - M E R E D I T H A N D ABERDEEN GALBRAITH HAUGHTON GOULD GRASETT NOUVEL LEHMAN HAGAR RATTER AND CHARLTON BLYTH MERRICK MULOCK FRENCH BUTLER E L L I O T L A K E SUDBURY 17 W A R R E N ANTOINE A B E R D E E N A D D I T I O N A L B L I N D R I V E R DUNNET N A I R N A N D MONTGOMERY SPRINGER GAIASHK GEROW BOON SHIBANANING DUNLOP PORTER H Y M A N 63 ROSE BRIDGLAND 17 HAWLEY S T . L A I R D P L U M M E R PARKINSON CALDWELL STURGEON FALLS COMMANDA A D D I T I O N A L WELLS - C H A R L E S PHELPS OLRIG J O H N S O N N O R T H B A Y CACHE BAY DAY AND 108 CASIMIR JENNINGS H U R O N BRIGHT DEAGLE CADEAU S A B L E S - S P A N I S H TILTON SECORD BURWASH HENDRIE T A R B U T T A N D S H O R E S WALDEN EDEN & APPLEBY ADDITIONAL IRON PATTON R I V E R S B A L D W I N NAIRN T A R B U T T A D D I T I O N A L S T . BRIDGE B R U C E M I N E S 17 ESPANOLA 11 17 J O S E P H BLIND RIVER SERVOS E A S T T H E N O R T H S H O R E S P A N I S H FOSTER TRUMAN CAEN BEVIN HALIFAX LAURA Lake Nipissing B O N F I E L D H I L T O N B E A C H THOMPSON MASSEY T H E S S A L O N WEBBWOOD E S P A N O L A F R E N C H R I V E R F E R R I S J O C E L Y N H I L T O N C A L L A N D E R HIMSWORTH THE SPANISH RIVER MONGOWIN CURTIN ROOSEVELT K I L L A R N E Y WALDIE COX COSBY MASON NORTH AND MARTLAND BOULTER PATTERSON POWASSAN C H I S H O L M 69 6 RUTHERFORD & GEORGE N I P I S S I N G P O W A S S A N M A N I T O U L I N ISLAND SOUTH HIMSWORTH BALLANTYNE WILKES LITTLE CURRENT HARDY McCONKEY BLAIR PRINGLE TROUT CREEK C O C K B U R N BARRIE G O R E HOWLAND MOWAT I S L A N D ISLAND B A Y N O R T H E A S T E R N LAURIER DAWSON GORDAN GORDON / B I L L I N G S M A N I T O U L I N A N D M A C H A R ROBINSON BARRIE ISLAND T H E I S L A N D S P A R R Y S O U N D WILSON EAST MILLS BURPEE S O U T H R I V E R PAXTON B U R P E E LOUNT HENVEY BROWN A N D M I L L S A S S I G I N A C K WALLBRIDGE J O L Y H A S T I N G S Upper Tier/District W H I T E S T O N E S U N D R I D G E C E N T R A L SANDFIELD M A N I T O U L I N CHAPMAN BUTT B U R P E E S T R O N G A N D M I L L S HARRISON MAGNETAWAN S U D B U R Y Former Upper Tier CARNARVON 6 B U R K ' S F A L L S T E H K U M M A H HAGERMAN A R M O U R K E A R N E Y T A Y V A L L E Y Lower Tier R Y E R S O N M A G N E T A W A N SHAWANAGA N O R T H E A S T E R N M A N I T O U L I N A N D M C D O U G A L L MCMURRICH P E R R Y K I N G S T O N T H E I S L A N D S M C K E L L A R Single Tier C A R L I N G M C M U R R I C H - MCDOUGALL M O N T E I T H L A K E O F B A Y S CHRISTIE 11 OLDEN Former Municipality P A R R Y S O U N D S E G U I N H U N T S V I L L E Provincial Highways 69 DICKSON Geographic Township FOLEY Multi-Lane Divided Highways T H E A R C H I P E L A G O ROSSEAU 69 HUMPHREY 6 Municipal Boundaries Prior to Restructuring ST EDMUNDS 141 Bill 25 Fewer Municipal Politicians Act, 1999 Lower/Single Tier Boundaries N O R T H E R N M U S K O K A 11 B R U C E L A K E S Upper Tier/District Boundaries P E N I N S U L A G E O R G I A N B A Y B R A C E B R I D G E LINDSAY Produced by: GIS Unit, Information Management and Planning Shoreline M U S K O K A Branch, Community Services I&IT Cluster.
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