Shelburne Profile
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About Shelburne
Shelburne is a town in Dufferin County, Ontario, at Highways 10 and 89 north of Orangeville—not Shelburne, Nova Scotia. A growing service town on the Dundalk Highlands fringe, it mixes a historic main street with new residential neighbourhoods. About 9,000 people live in Shelburne, Ontario.
Known for
- Town in Dufferin County, Ontario—not Shelburne, Nova Scotia
- Junction of Highways 10 and 89
- Growing service centre north of Orangeville
- Historic main street with new residential growth
- Dundalk Highlands fringe community
See & do
Downtown Shelburne
Main Street shops and civic buildings.
Hyland Park / local trails
Town parkland and walking routes.
Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex
Arena and community sports for the highlands town.
Heritage streetscape walks
Older commercial blocks at the highway crossroads.
Drives toward Mono Cliffs and the highlands
Escarpment and plateau country around town.
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