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Ontario Map 2B 2016 Census Divisions and Census Consolidated Subdivisions 1 Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry 10 Frontenac 14 Northumberland 44 Muskoka 5 South Glengarry 5 Frontenac Islands 4 Brighton 2 Gravenhurst 11 South Stormont 10 Kingston 14 Cramahe 18 Bracebridge 20 South Dundas 20 South Frontenac 19 Hamilton 42 Huntsville 30 North Dundas 35 Central Frontenac 20 Port Hope 53 Muskoka Lakes 42 North Stormont 45 North Frontenac 24 Alnwick/Haldimand 65 Georgian Bay1 50 North Glengarry 45 Trent Hills 11 Lennox and Addington 46 Haliburton 2 Prescott and Russell 5 Loyalist 15 Peterborough 5 Highlands East 1 East Hawkesbury 15 Greater Napanee 3 Asphodel-Norwood 15 Minden Hills 10 Champlain 30 Stone Mills 5 Otonabee-South Monaghan 23 Alfred and Plantagenet 35 Addington Highlands 13 Cavan Monaghan 47 Renfrew 25 The Nation 15 Selwyn 3 McNab/Braeside 36 Clarence-Rockland 12 Hastings 23 Douro-Dummer 8 Greater Madawaska 48 Russell 1 Tyendinaga 30 Havelock-Belmont-Methuen 20 Brudenell, Lyndoch and Raglan 5 Belleville 44 Trent Lakes 30 Madawaska Valley 6 Ottawa 15 Quinte West 33 Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards 8 Ottawa 20 Stirling-Rawdon 16 Kawartha Lakes 35 Bonnechere Valley 26 Centre Hastings 10 Kawartha Lakes 43 Admaston/Bromley 7 Leeds and Grenville 30 Tweed 46 Horton 4 Edwardsburgh/Cardinal 36 Madoc 18 Durham 56 Whitewater Region 6 Augusta 46 Marmora and Lake 1 Pickering 70 North Algona Wilberforce 14 Elizabethtown-Kitley 61 Bancroft 9 Whitby 75 Laurentian Valley 17 Front of Yonge 65 Carlow/Mayo 13 Oshawa 90 Laurentian Hills 21 Leeds and the Thousand 76 Hastings Highlands 17 Clarington Islands 20 Scugog 49 Parry Sound 40 Rideau Lakes 13 Prince Edward 29 Uxbridge 3 Seguin 42 Athens 20 Prince Edward County 39 Brock 19 Armour 52 Merrickville-Wolford 24 Ryerson 65 North Grenville 19 York 39 Whitestone 28 Vaughan 43 Magnetawan 9 Lanark 36 Markham 46 Strong 1 Montague 44 Whitchurch-Stouffville 54 Machar 10 Drummond/North Elmsley 48 Newmarket 60 Powassan 15 Tay Valley 49 King 66 Callander 24 Beckwith 54 East Gwillimbury 71 Nipissing 30 Mississippi Mills 70 Georgina 96 Parry Sound, Unorganized, 39 Lanark Highlands Centre Part 20 Toronto 5 Toronto 1 This census consolidated subdivision had no farms in 2016. .

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