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MAP 2A Ontario 6969 43 2011 Census Divisions and 6868 6868 1515 Census Consolidated Subdivisions 7171 5555 1919 Legend 5353 4747 99 2323 6464 Census Agricultural Region 4545 43 4242 Census Division 55 45 43 3737 Census Consolidated Subdivision 45 43 1515 Barrie 2121 1717 Urban Centre 2424 42 1616 1919 33 1414 41 3232 44 77 41 55 22 1515 44 88 1212 1010 4343 5050 4646 1 2424 21 6363 50 5555 50 1717 1010 23 2525 4040 3333 1515 55 40 99 2525 4040 3535 9 2727 9 24 1616 11 11 31 1313 1010 22 10 2525 3030 30 10 20 20 44 25 St. Catharines 55 1313 47 HamiltonHamilton 47 3838 4545 6565 57 5353 5 57 6060 5 3737 2727 29 2121 2828 4141 5 26 4343 4040 3333 5 2020 26 3232 33 Census Agricultural Regions 39 32 22 1818 1414 1111 3535 4343 4747 London 2727 Manitoba 3030 3636 1212 28 1515 38 1515 5252 16 20 1010 5 16 55 34 20 5 33 2424 Quebec 77 3030 4242 5 44 36 2020 Windsor 3939 Ü 6464 3434 4848 37 4 3 28 28 1616 1313 33 0 100 200 2 1 Km 37 11 Source: 2011 Census of Agriculture, Agriculture Division, Statistics Canada Map produced by Remote Sensing and Geospatial Analysis, Agriculture Division, Statistics Canada, 2012 Ontario Map 2A 2011 Census Divisions and Census Consolidated Subdivisions Page 1 21 Peel* 25 Hamilton 30 Waterloo* 36 Chatham-Kent 5 Mississauga 5 Hamilton 4 North Dumfries 20 Chatham-Kent 10 Brampton 10 Cambridge 24 Caledon 26 Niagara* 13 Kitchener 37 Essex* 3 Fort Erie 16 Waterloo 1 Pelee 22 Dufferin 11 Port Colborne 20 Wilmot 3 Leamington 1 East Garafraxa 14 Wainfleet 27 Wellesley 13 Kingsville 8 Amaranth 21 West Lincoln 35 Woolwich 16 Essex 10 East Luther Grand Valley 28 Pelham 28 Amherstburg 12 Mono 32 Welland 31 Perth 34 LaSalle 16 Mulmur 37 Thorold 13 Perth South 39 Windsor 19 Melancthon 43 Niagara Falls 25 West Perth 48 Tecumseh 47 Niagara-on-the-Lake 30 Perth East 64 Lakeshore 23 Wellington 53 St. Catharines 40 North Perth 1 Puslinch 57 Lincoln 38 Lambton* 9 Guelph/Eramosa 65 Grimsby 32 Oxford 3 St. Clair 17 Erin 2 Norwich 4 Walpole Island 46 25 Centre Wellington 28 Haldimand-Norfolk 12 South-West Oxford 7 Dawn-Euphemia 33 Mapleton 18 Haldimand County 27 Zorra 15 Brooke-Alvinston 43 Minto 52 Norfolk County 38 East Zorra-Tavistock 16 Enniskillen 50 Wellington North 45 Blandford-Blenheim 30 Sarnia 29 Brant* 35 Plympton-Wyoming 24 Halton 5 Brant 34 Elgin 40 Lambton Shores 1 Oakville 20 Six Nations (Part) 40 5 Bayham 43 Warwick 2 Burlington 10 Malahide 9 Milton 20 Central Elgin 15 Halton Hills 24 Southwold 30 Dutton/Dunwich 42 West Elgin ∗ To protect data confidentiality, the data for some or all geographic areas in this Census Division have been combined with another Census Consolidated Subdivision or Census Division. For more detail, see the Geographic area amalgamations page accessible from the Reference maps page. All Census Consolidated Subdivisions in italics had no farms in 2011. Ontario Map 2A 2011 Census Divisions and Census Consolidated Subdivisions Page 2 39 Middlesex 41 Bruce 43 Simcoe* 5 Southwest Middlesex 4 South Bruce 3 Adjala-Tosorontio 15 Strathroy-Caradoc 15 Huron-Kinloss 5 Clearview 27 Thames Centre 24 Kincardine 7 New Tecumseth 33 Middlesex Centre 32 Brockton 9 Springwater 36 London 43 Arran-Elderslie 14 Bradford West Gwillimbury 41 North Middlesex 45 Saugeen Shores 15 Severn 47 Adelaide-Metcalfe 55 South Bruce Peninsula 17 Innisfil 60 Lucan Biddulph 69 Northern Bruce Peninsula 19 Ramara 21 Essa 40 Huron 42 Grey 23 Oro-Medonte 5 South Huron 4 West Grey 42 Barrie 10 Bluewater 5 Southgate 64 Wasaga Beach 25 Central Huron 15 Grey Highlands 68 Tiny 40 Huron East 37 Chatsworth 71 Tay 46 Howick 45 The Blue Mountains 50 Morris-Turnberry 47 Meaford 55 North Huron 53 Georgian Bluffs 63 Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh ∗ To protect data confidentiality, the data for some or all geographic areas in this Census Division have been combined with another Census Consolidated Subdivision or Census Division. For more detail, see the Geographic area amalgamations page accessible from the Reference maps page. All Census Consolidated Subdivisions in italics had no farms in 2011. .
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