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3.2.5
Greenlands in Hamilton
2004
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Since 2001, the city limits of Hamilton include the former rural and semi-rural municipalities of Ancaster, Flamborough, Dundas, Stoney Creek and Glanbrook.

The Niagara Escarpment crosses the municipality parallel to the Lake Ontario shoreline.  Much of the north-west portion is still wooded and the landscape is dominated by many large, provincially signficant swamp wetland complexes.  The densely forested Dundas Valley, extending due west of the built-up part of Hamilton, is also highly significant from an envionmental point of view.

For a high resolution PDF of the map, go to Associated Documents below.

For more information on The State of Greenlands Protection in South-Central Ontario click here.

 

 
Category
 Environment
 
Data Sources:
 City of Hamilton, Niagara Escarpment Commission, Ministry of Natural Resources, Ministry of Transportation, Statistics Canada, Natural Resources Canada
 
 
Associated Documents
  Greenlands in City of Hamilton (1.49MB) (Acrobat PDF)
 
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