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OFM Code County/District Ontario: OFM Incident location codes 2001 (sorted by code) Office of the Fire Marshal Data Services OFM code County/District: Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry United Counties 0105 South Glengarry Township 0107 Akwesasne (part) Indian Reserve 0112 Cornwall City 0120 South Dundas Township 0130 North Dundas Township 0142 North Stormont Township 0150 North Glengarry Township Prescott and Russell United Counties 0201 Hawkesbury East Township Township 0208 Hawkesbury Town Town 0210 Champlain Township 0223 Alfred and Plantagenet Township 0225 The Nation Municipality Township 0236 Clarence-Rockland City 0244 Casselman Village 0248 Russell Township Ottawa-Carleton Regional Municipality 0608 Ottawa City Leeds and Grenville United Counties 0704 Edwardsburgh/Cardinal Township 0706 Augusta Township 0708 Prescott Town 0714 Elizabeth-Kitley 0715 Brockville City 0717 Front of Yonge Township 0721 Leeds and the Thousand Islands Township 0724 Gananoque Town 0733 Westport Village 0740 Rideau Lakes Township 0742 Athens and Rear of Yonge and Escott Township 0752 Merrickville-Wolford Village 0765 North Grenville Township Lanark County 0901 Montague Township 0904 Smiths Falls Town 0910 Drummond/North Elmsley Township 0915 Bathurst, North Burgess and South Sherbrooke Township 0921 Perth Town 0924 Beckwith Township 0928 Carleton Place Town 0930 Mississippi Mills Town 0939 Lanark Highlands Township Thursday, October 18, 2001 Page 1 of 16 Ontario: OFM Incident location codes 2001 (sorted by code) Office of the Fire Marshal Data Services OFM code County/District: Frontenac County 1005 Frontenac Islands Township 1010 Kingston City 1020 South Frontenac Township 1035 Central Frontenac Township 1045 North Frontenac Township Lennox and Addington County 1105 Loyalist Township 1115 Greater Napanee Town 1130 Stone Mills Township 1135 Addington Highlands Township Hastings County 1201 Tyendinaga Township 1202 Desoronto Town 1204 Tyendinaga 38 Indian Reserve 1205 Belleville City 1215 Quinte West City 1220 Stirling-Rawdon Township 1226 Centre Hastings Township 1230 Tweed Township 1236 Madoc Township Township 1246 Marmora Township 1248 Tudor and Cashell Township 1251 Limerick Township 1254 Wollaston Township 1258 Faraday Township 1261 Bancroft Town 1265 Carlow/Mayo Township 1276 Hastings Highlands Township 1404 Brighton Town Prince Edward County 1320 Prince Edward City Northumberland County 1414 Cramahe Township 1419 Hamilton (twp) Township 1420 Port Hope and Hope Town 1421 Cobourg Town 1424 Alnwick/Haldimand Township 1427 Alderville 37 Indian Reserve 1445 Campbellford/Seymour, Percy, Hastings Town Peterborough County 1503 Asphodel-Norwood Township 1505 Otonabee-South Monaghan Township 1508 Hiawatha 36 Indian Reserve Thursday, October 18, 2001 Page 2 of 16 Ontario: OFM Incident location codes 2001 (sorted by code) Office of the Fire Marshal Data Services OFM code County/District: 1513 Cavan-Millbrook-North Monaghan Township 1514 Peterborough City 1515 Smith-Ennismore-Lakefield Township 1519 Curve Lake 35 Indian Reserve 1523 Douro-Dummer Township 1530 Havelock-Belmont-Methuen Village 1537 North Kawartha Township 1544 Galway-Cavendish and Harvey Township Victoria County 1610 Kawartha Lakes City Durham Regional Municipality 1801 Pickering City 1805 Ajax Town 1809 Whitby Town 1813 Oshawa City 1817 Clarington Town 1820 Scugog Township 1822 Scugog 34 Indian Reserve 1829 Uxbridge Township 1839 Brock Township York Regional Municipality 1928 Vaughan Town 1936 Markham Town 1938 Richmond Hill Town 1944 Whitchurch Stoufville Town 1946 Aurora Town 1948 Newmarket Town 1949 King Township 1954 Gwillimbury East Town 1970 Georgina Town 1976 Georgina Island 33 Indian Reserve Toronto 2005 Toronto City Peel Regional Municipality 2105 Mississauga City 2110 Brampton City 2124 Caledon Town Dufferin County 2201 Garafraxa Township 2208 Amaranth Township 2210 East Luther Grand Valley Township 2212 Mono Township 2214 Orangeville Town Thursday, October 18, 2001 Page 3 of 16 Ontario: OFM Incident location codes 2001 (sorted by code) Office of the Fire Marshal Data Services OFM code County/District: 2216 Mulmur Township 2219 Melancthon Township 2221 Shelburne Town Wellington County 2301 Puslinch Township 2308 Guelph City City 2309 Guelph/Eramosa Township Township 2317 Erin Town 2325 Centre Wellington Township 2333 Mapleton Township 2343 Minto Town 2350 Wellington North Township Halton Regional Municipality 2401 Oakville Town 2402 Burlington City 2409 Milton Town 2415 Halton Hills Town Haldimand-Norfolk Regional Municipality 2818 Haldimand City Hamilton-Wentworth Regional Municipality 2505 Hamilton City Niagara Regional Municipality 2603 Fort Erie Town 2611 Port Colbourne City 2614 Wainfleet Township 2621 West Lincoln Township 2628 Pelham Town 2632 Welland City 2637 Thorold City 2643 Niagara Falls City 2647 Niagara on the Lake Town 2653 St. Catharines City 2657 Lincoln Town 2665 Grimsby Town Haldimand-Norfolk Regional Municipality 2835 New Credit Part 40A (Haldimand Norfolk) Indian Reserve 2837 Six Nations Part 40 (Haldimand Norfolk) Indian Reserve 2852 Norfolk Township Brant County 2905 Brant City 2906 Brantford City City 2920 Six Nations Part 40 (Brant County) Indian Reserve 2921 New Credit Part 40A (Brant County) Indian Reserve Thursday, October 18, 2001 Page 4 of 16 Ontario: OFM Incident location codes 2001 (sorted by code) Office of the Fire Marshal Data Services OFM code County/District: Waterloo Regional Municipality 3004 Dumfries North Township 3010 Cambridge City 3013 Kitchener City 3016 Waterloo City 3020 Wilmot Township 3027 Wellesley Township 3035 Woolwich Township Perth County 3111 Stratford City 3113 Perth South Township 3116 St. Marys Town 3125 West Perth Township 3130 Perth East Township 3140 North Perth Township Oxford County 3202 Norwich Township 3204 Tillsonburg Town 3212 South-West Oxford Township 3218 Ingersoll Town 3227 Zorra Township 3238 East Zorra - Tavistock Township 3242 Woodstock City 3245 Blandford-Blenheim Township Elgin County 3405 Bayham Township 3410 Malahide Township 3411 Aylmer Town 3420 Central Elgin Township 3421 St. Thomas City 3424 Southwold Township 3430 Dutton/Dunwich Township 3442 West Elgin Township Kent County 3620 Chatham-Kent City 3629 Moravian 47 Indian Reserve Essex County 3701 Pelee Township 3703 Leamington Town 3713 Kingsville Town 3716 Essex Town 3728 Amherstburg Township 3734 LaSalle Township Thursday, October 18, 2001 Page 5 of 16 Ontario: OFM Incident location codes 2001 (sorted by code) Office of the Fire Marshal Data Services OFM code County/District: 3739 Windsor City 3748 Tecumseh Town 3764 Lakeshore Town Lambton County 3803 St. Clair Township 3804 Walpole Island 46 Indian Reserve 3807 Dawn/Euphemia Township 3815 Brooke-Alvinston Township 3816 Enniskillen Township 3818 Oil Springs Village 3819 Petrolia Town 3825 Sarnia 45 Indian Reserve 3830 Sarnia City 3831 Point Edward Village 3835 Plympton-Wyoming Town 3840 Lambton Shores City 3843 Warwick Township 3856 Kettle Point 44 Indian Reserve 3905 Southwest Middlesex Township Middlesex County 3902 Newbury Village 3915 Strathroy-Caradoc Township 3917 Caradoc 42 Indian Reserve 3918 Munsee-Delaware Indian Reserve 3921 Oneida 41 Indian Reserve 3927 Thames Centre Township 3933 Middlesex Centre Township 3936 London City 3941 East Williams Township 3947 Adelaide Metcalfe Township 3960 Lucan Biddulph Township Huron County 4005 South Huron Town 4010 Bluewater Town 4025 Central Huron Township 4028 Goderich Town Town 4040 Huron East Town 4046 Howick Township 4050 Morris-Turnberry Township 4055 North Huron Township 4063 Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh Township Bruce County 4104 South Bruce Township 4115 Huron-Kinloss Township 4124 Kincardine-Bruce-Tiverton Township Thursday, October 18, 2001 Page 6 of 16 Ontario: OFM Incident location codes 2001 (sorted by code) Office of the Fire Marshal Data Services OFM code County/District: 4132 Brockton Township 4143 Arran-Elderslie Township 4145 Saugeen Shores Town 4155 South Bruce Peninsula Town 4157 Saugeen 29 Indian Reserve 4160 Cape Croker 27 Indian Reserve 4169 Northern Bruce Peninsula Township Grey County 4204 West Grey Township 4205 Southgate Township 4215 Grey Highlands Township 4229 Hanover Town 4237 Chatsworth Township 4245 Blue Mountains Town 4247 Georgian Highlands Town 4253 Georgian Bluffs Township 4259 Owen Sound City Simcoe County 4303 Adjala-Tosorontio Township 4305 Clearview Township 4309 Springwater Township 4314 Bradford West Gwillimbury Town 4315 Severn Township 4321 Essa Township 4331 Collingwood Town 4342 Barrie City 4350 Rama 32 Indian Reserve 4352 Orillia City 4364 Wasaga Beach Town 4368 Tiny Township 4370 Christian Island 30A Indian Reserve 4371 Tay Township 4372 Penetanguishene Town 4374 Midland Town Muskoka District Municipality 4402 Gravenhurst Town 4418 Bracebridge Town 4427 Lake of Bays Township 4442 Huntsville Town 4453 Muskoka Township Township 4465 Georgian Bay Township 4471 Gibson 31 Indian Reserve 4473 Moose Deer Point 79 Indian Reserve Haliburton County 4605 Highlands East Township Thursday, October 18, 2001 Page 7 of 16 Ontario: OFM Incident location codes 2001 (sorted by code) Office of the Fire Marshal Data Services OFM code County/District: 4615 Minden Hills Township 4618 Sherbourne, Stanhope, McClintock, Livingstone, Lawre Township 4624 Dysart Guilford Harburn Dudley Harct Brt Township Renfrew County 4702 Arnprior Town 4703 McNab/Braeside Township 4708 Greater Madawaska Township 4720 Brudenell, Lyndock and Raglan Township 4730 Madawaska Valley Township 4733 Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards Township 4735 Bonnechere Valley Township
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