Drummond/North Elmsley Profile
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About Drummond/North Elmsley
Drummond/North Elmsley is a township in Lanark County, Ontario, wrapping around the separate Town of Perth and toward Smiths Falls—not those towns, and not Drummondville, Quebec. Rideau and Mississippi lake country, hamlets such as Port Elmsley and Innisville, and farmland define the township. About 8,000 people live in Drummond/North Elmsley.
Known for
- Township around Perth, not the Town of Perth
- Not Drummondville, Quebec, and not Smiths Falls
- Hamlets including Port Elmsley, Innisville, and Rideau Ferry approaches
- Mississippi Lake and Rideau Canal countryside
- Lanark County farm-and-cottage landscape
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Port Elmsley and Rideau shoreline
Canal-country hamlet toward Smiths Falls.
Innisville on the Mississippi
River-and-lake village west of Carleton Place approaches.
Mississippi Lake recreation
Boating and cottages on the township’s lakes.
Rural Drummond roads
Farms and bush lots surrounding Perth.
Perth (separate town) downtown
Stone mill-town streets used by township residents.
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