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Property Management Group CO TEM PRO NATIVE NON-PROFIT HOUSING INC. OAHSOAHS andand RentalRental DevelopmentsDevelopments MOCREEBEC HOUSING ASSOCIATION MÉTIS NATION OF ONTARIO (THUNDER BAY) OAHS NORTH & CENTRAL ONTARIO OFFICE OAHS NORTHEASTERN ONTARIO OFFICE OAHS NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO OFFICE WHISPERING PINES NATIVE NON PROFIT HOMES *# OAHS Office Locations Upper Tier / District Boundary Lower and Single Tier Boundary Values Refer to RNH / FIMUR / UNH Units KENORA 6 /0 /0 MOOSE PICKLE LAKE FACTORY 17 /0 /0 18 /0/ 0 MOOSONEE 26 /0 /0 RED LAKE 2 /6 /0 EAR FALLS 9 /0 /0 THUNDER BAY COCHRANE KENORA SIOUX LOOKOUT MACHIN DRYDEN 21 /0 /0 9 /17 /0 0 /30 /0 14 /0 /0 PELLATT 11 /0 /0 26 /30 /0 2 /0 /0 *# OAHS Northwestern Ontario Office GREENSTONE MATTICE-VAL CÔTÉ VAL RITA-HARTY 11 /0 /0 BROWNRIDGE 29 /0 /0 15 /0 /0 1 /0 /0 SMOOTH ROCK FALLS AUBREY 5 /0 /0 SIOUX NARROWS-NESTOR FALLS IGNACE 24 /0 /0 LEITCH 3 /0 /0 16 /0 /0 OPASATIKA NIPIGON 1 /0 /0 2 /0 /0 6 /0 /0 COCHRANE LAKE OF THE WOODS GLEN TERRACE BAY LANGWORTHY 7 /25 /0 3 /0 /0 3 /0 /0 11 /0 /0 HORNEPAYNE 1 /0 /0 MARATHON 11 /0 /0 MOONBEAM 14 /0 /0 4 /0 /0 DAWSON CHAPPLE 6 /0 /0 1 /0 /0 OLIVER PAIPOONGE RAINY RIVER 4 /0 /0 GORHAM WHITE RIVER BLACK RIVER-MATHESON KIRKLAND LAKE RAINY RIVER 1 /0 /0 SCHREIBER 10 /0 /0 13 /0 /0 11 /0 /0 1 /0 /0 EMO FORT FRANCES RED ROCK 16 /0 /0 14 /0 /0 MCGARRY 3 /16 /0 40 /0 /0 ALGOMA 5 /0 /0 STRANGE DORION 2 /0 /0 NEEBING 1 /0 /0 ESQUEGA LARDER LAKE 1 /0 /0 THUNDER BAY TEMISKAMING 2 /0 /0 7 /0 /0 4 /134 /0 MATACHEWAN 1 /0 /0 ENGLEHART NOBLE 4 /0 /0 4 /0 /0 CHARLTON AND DACK SUDBURY SMYTH 4 /0 /0 BULLOCK 4 /0 /0 5 /0 /0 LATCHFORD THORNLOE SPANISH 2 /0 /0 1 /0 /0 7 /0 /0 OAHS Northeastern Ontario Office TEMISKAMING SHORES SABLES-SPANISH RIVERS 13 /0 /0 17 /0 /0 FENWICK TEMAGAMI BRUCE MINES 12 /0 /0 16 /0 /0 NAIRN AND HYMAN COBALT 4 /0 /0 AWERES THE NORTH SHORE 2 /0 /0 12 /0 /0 3 /0 /0 JOHNSON 5 /0 /0 OAHS North and Central Ontario Office MARKSTAY-WARREN SAULT STE. MARIE 2 /0 /0 THESSALON GREATER SUDBURY*# BALDWIN 15 /0 /0 3 /24 /0 5 /0 /0 (Head Office) 0 *#/16 /0 2 /0 /0 BLIND RIVER ST.-CHARLESWEST NIPISSING LAIRD 5 /14 /0 7 /0 /0 40 /0 /0 7 /0 /0 HURON SHORES KILLARNEY FRENCH RIVER 8 /0 /0 0 150 300 5 /0 /0 12 /0 /0 Kilometers HILTON BEACH PARRY SOUNDNIPISSING RENFREW K 4 /0 /0 MANITOULIN G:\GI10_Project_Files\Housing\Rural_Native_Housing\MXD\RNH_OAHS_20140808_North.mxd Produced by: GIS Unit - Enterprise Business Intelligence, Information provided by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Data Collection and Decision Support Solutions Branch, under license with Ministry of Natural Resources Community Services I&IT Cluster. © 2014, Queen's Printer for Ontario. Data Sensitivity; Low Sensitivity.

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