Haldimand County Profile
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About Haldimand County
Haldimand County is a single-tier municipality along the Grand River and Lake Erie in southwestern Ontario. Cayuga is the county seat; Caledonia, Dunnville, Hagersville, and Jarvis sit among farms rather than one urban core. Despite a legal “city” name, it functions as a rural county of river towns and Erie shoreline. About 49,000 people live in Haldimand County.
Known for
- Single-tier county rather than a conventional city
- Grand River towns including Caledonia and Cayuga
- Lake Erie shoreline at Dunnville and Port Maitland
- Farms and hamlets across former townships
- Ruthven Park and a Loyalist-era river corridor
See & do
Ruthven Park National Historic Site
Nineteenth-century mansion and grounds on the Grand River near Cayuga.
Downtown Caledonia
River-town main street and the Grand River bridge.
Cayuga
County seat, courthouse precinct, and riverfront.
Dunnville waterfront
Grand River mouth and Lake Erie access at the south end of the county.
Edinburgh Square Heritage and Cultural Centre
Local museum in Caledonia’s old town hall.
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