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Ontario Municipalities Ontario Municipalities Municipality Municipal Status Geographic Area Addington Highlands, Township of Lower Tier Lennox and Addington Adelaide-Metcalfe, Township of Lower Tier Middlesex Adjala-Tosorontio, Township of Lower Tier Simcoe Admaston/Bromley, Township of Lower Tier Renfrew Ajax, Town of Lower Tier Durham Alberton, Township of Single Tier Rainy River Alfred and Plantagenet, Township of Lower Tier Prescott and Russell Algonquin Highlands, Township of Lower Tier Haliburton Alnwick/Haldimand, Township of Lower Tier Northumberland Amaranth, Township of Lower Tier Dufferin Amherstburg, Town of Lower Tier Essex Armour, Township of Single Tier Parry Sound Armstrong, Township of Single Tier Timiskaming Arnprior, Town of Lower Tier Renfrew Arran-Elderslie, Municipality of Lower Tier Bruce Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh, Township of Lower Tier Huron Asphodel-Norwood, Township of Lower Tier Peterborough Assiginack, Township of Single Tier Manitoulin Athens, Township of Lower Tier Leeds and Grenville Atikokan, Township of Single Tier Rainy River Augusta, Township of Lower Tier Leeds and Grenville Aurora, Town of Lower Tier York Aylmer, Town of Lower Tier Elgin Baldwin, Township of Single Tier Sudbury Bancroft, Town of Lower Tier Hastings Barrie, City of Single Tier Simcoe Bayham, Municipality of Lower Tier Elgin Beckwith, Township of Lower Tier Lanark Belleville, City of Single Tier Hastings Billings, Township of Single Tier Manitoulin Black River-Matheson, Township of Single Tier Cochrane Blandford-Blenheim, Township of Lower Tier Oxford Blind River, Town of Single Tier Algoma Bluewater, Municipality of Lower Tier Huron Bonfield, Township of Single Tier Nipissing Bonnechere Valley, Township of Lower Tier Renfrew Bracebridge, Town of Lower Tier Muskoka Bradford West Gwillimbury, Town of Lower Tier Simcoe Brampton, City of Lower Tier Peel Brant, County of Single Tier Brant Brantford, City of Single Tier Brant Brethour, Township of Single Tier Timiskaming Page 1 of 10 Brighton, Municipality of Lower Tier Northumberland Brock, Township of Lower Tier Durham Brockton, Municipality of Lower Tier Bruce Brockville, City of Single Tier Leeds and Grenville Brooke-Alvinston, Municipality of Lower Tier Lambton Bruce, County of Upper Tier Bruce Bruce Mines, Town of Single Tier Algoma Brudenell, Lyndoch and Raglan, Township of Lower Tier Renfrew Burk's Falls, Village of Single Tier Parry Sound Burlington, City of Lower Tier Halton Burpee and Mills, Township of Single Tier Manitoulin Caledon, Town of Lower Tier Peel Callander, Municipality of Single Tier Parry Sound Calvin, Township of Single Tier Nipissing Cambridge, City of Lower Tier Waterloo Carleton Place, Town of Lower Tier Lanark Carling, Township of Single Tier Parry Sound Carlow/Mayo, Township of Lower Tier Hastings Casey, Township of Single Tier Timiskaming Casselman, Village of Lower Tier Prescott and Russell Cavan-Monaghan, Township of Lower Tier Peterborough Central Elgin, Municipality of Lower Tier Elgin Central Frontenac, Township of Lower Tier Frontenac Central Huron, Municipality of Lower Tier Huron Central Manitoulin, Municipality of Single Tier Manitoulin Centre Hastings, Municipality of Lower Tier Hastings Centre Wellington, Township of Lower Tier Wellington Chamberlain, Township of Single Tier Timiskaming Champlain, Township of Lower Tier Prescott and Russell Chapleau, Township of Single Tier Sudbury Chapple, Township of Single Tier Rainy River Charlton and Dack, Municipality of Single Tier Timiskaming Chatham-Kent, Municipality of Single Tier Chatham-Kent Chatsworth, Township of Lower Tier Grey Chisholm, Township of Single Tier Nipissing Clarence-Rockland, City of Lower Tier Prescott and Russell Clarington, Municipality of Lower Tier Durham Clearview, Township of Lower Tier Simcoe Cobalt, Town of Single Tier Timiskaming Cobourg, Town of Lower Tier Northumberland Cochrane, Town of Single Tier Cochrane Cockburn Island, Township of Single Tier Manitoulin Coleman, Township of Single Tier Timiskaming Collingwood, Town of Lower Tier Simcoe Conmee, Township of Single Tier Thunder Bay Page 2 of 10 Cornwall, City of Single Tier Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Cramahe, Township of Lower Tier Northumberland Dawn-Euphemia, Township of Lower Tier Lambton Dawson, Township of Single Tier Rainy River Deep River, Town of Lower Tier Renfrew Deseronto, Town of Lower Tier Hastings Dorion, Township of Single Tier Thunder Bay Douro-Dummer, Township of Lower Tier Peterborough Drummond/North Elmsley, Township of Lower Tier Lanark Dryden, City of Single Tier Kenora Dubreuilville, Township of Single Tier Algoma Dufferin, County of Upper Tier Dufferin Durham, Regional Municipality of Upper Tier Durham Dutton/Dunwich, Municipality of Lower Tier Elgin Dysart, Dudley, Harcourt, Guilford, Harburn, Bruton, Havelock, Eyre and Clyde, United Townships of Lower Tier Haliburton Ear Falls, Township of Single Tier Kenora East Ferris, Township of Single Tier Nipissing East Garafraxa, Township of Lower Tier Dufferin East Gwillimbury, Town of Lower Tier York East Hawkesbury, Township of Lower Tier Prescott and Russell East Luther Grand Valley, Township of Lower Tier Dufferin East Zorra-Tavistock, Township of Lower Tier Oxford Edwardsburgh/Cardinal, Township of Lower Tier Leeds and Grenville Elgin, County of Upper Tier Elgin Elizabethtown-Kitley, Township of Lower Tier Leeds and Grenville Elliot Lake, City of Single Tier Algoma Emo, Township of Single Tier Rainy River Englehart, Town of Single Tier Timiskaming Enniskillen, Township of Lower Tier Lambton Erin, Town of Lower Tier Wellington Espanola, Town of Single Tier Sudbury Essa, Township of Lower Tier Simcoe Essex, County of Upper Tier Essex Essex, Town of Lower Tier Essex Evanturel, Township of Single Tier Timiskaming Faraday, Township of Lower Tier Hastings Fauquier-Strickland, Township of Single Tier Cochrane Fort Erie, Town of Lower Tier Niagara Fort Frances, Town of Single Tier Rainy River French River, Municipality of Single Tier Sudbury Front of Yonge, Township of Lower Tier Leeds and Grenville Frontenac, County of Upper Tier Frontenac Frontenac Islands, Township of Lower Tier Frontenac Galway-Cavendish and Harvey, Township of Lower Tier Peterborough Page 3 of 10 Gananoque, Town of Single Tier Leeds and Grenville Gauthier, Township of Single Tier Timiskaming Georgian Bay, Township of Lower Tier Muskoka Georgian Bluffs, Township of Lower Tier Grey Georgina, Town of Lower Tier York Gillies, Township of Single Tier Thunder Bay Goderich, Town of Lower Tier Huron Gordon/Barrie Island, Municipality of Single Tier Manitoulin Gore Bay, Town of Single Tier Manitoulin Gravenhurst, Town of Lower Tier Muskoka Greater Madawaska, Township of Lower Tier Renfrew Greater Napanee, Town of Lower Tier Lennox and Addington Greater Sudbury, City of Single Tier Sudbury Greenstone, Municipality of Single Tier Thunder Bay Grey, County of Upper Tier Grey Grey Highlands, Municipality of Lower Tier Grey Grimsby, Town of Lower Tier Niagara Guelph, City of Single Tier Wellington Guelph/Eramosa, Township of Lower Tier Wellington Haldimand County Single Tier Haldimand Haliburton, County of Upper Tier Haliburton Halton, Regional Municipality of Upper Tier Halton Halton Hills, Town of Lower Tier Halton Hamilton, City of Single Tier Hamilton Hamilton, Township of Lower Tier Northumberland Hanover, Town of Lower Tier Grey Harley, Township of Single Tier Timiskaming Harris, Township of Single Tier Timiskaming Hastings, County of Upper Tier Hastings Hastings Highlands, Municipality of Lower Tier Hastings Havelock-Belmont-Methuen, Township of Lower Tier Peterborough Hawkesbury, Town of Lower Tier Prescott and Russell Head, Clara and Maria, Township of Lower Tier Renfrew Hearst, Town of Single Tier Cochrane Highlands East, Municipality of Lower Tier Haliburton Hilliard, Township of Single Tier Timiskaming Hilton, Township of Single Tier Algoma Hilton Beach, Village of Single Tier Algoma Hornepayne, Township of Single Tier Algoma Horton, Township of Lower Tier Renfrew Howick, Township of Lower Tier Huron Hudson, Township of Single Tier Timiskaming Huntsville, Town of Lower Tier Muskoka Huron, County of Upper Tier Huron Huron East, Municipality of Lower Tier Huron Page 4 of 10 Huron Shores, Municipality of Single Tier Algoma Huron-Kinloss, Township of Lower Tier Bruce Ignace, Township of Single Tier Kenora Ingersoll, Town of Lower Tier Oxford Innisfil, Town of Lower Tier Simcoe Iroquois Falls, Town of Single Tier Cochrane James, Township of Single Tier Timiskaming Jocelyn, Township of Single Tier Algoma Johnson, Township of Single Tier Algoma Joly, Township of Single Tier Parry Sound Kapuskasing, Town of Single Tier Cochrane Kawartha Lakes, City of Single Tier Kawartha Lakes Kearney, Town of Single Tier Parry Sound Kenora, City of Single Tier Kenora Kerns, Township of Single Tier Timiskaming Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards, Township of Lower Tier Renfrew Killarney, Municipality of Single Tier Sudbury Kincardine, Municipality of Lower Tier Bruce King, Township of Lower Tier York Kingston, City of Single Tier Frontenac Kingsville, Town of Lower Tier Essex Kirkland Lake, Town of Single Tier Timiskaming Kitchener, City of Lower Tier Waterloo La Vallee, Township of Single Tier Rainy River LaSalle, Town of Lower Tier Essex Laird, Township of Single Tier Algoma Lake of Bays, Township of Lower Tier Muskoka Lake of the Woods, Township of Single Tier Rainy River Lakeshore, Town of Lower Tier Essex Lambton, County of Upper Tier Lambton Lambton Shores, Municipality of Lower Tier Lambton Lanark, County of
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