Wilmot Profile
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About Wilmot
Wilmot Township is a rural municipality in Waterloo Region, Ontario, west of Kitchener–Waterloo toward New Hamburg, Baden, and New Dundee. Mennonite farm country, villages, and Highway 7/8 corridors define the landscape rather than a single city. It remains one of the region’s more agricultural townships. About 21,000 people live in Wilmot Township.
Known for
- Township of villages and farms, not a city
- New Hamburg as a main historic village centre
- Mennonite agricultural countryside west of Kitchener
- Baden and New Dundee community hubs
- Highway 7/8 corridor through Waterloo Region’s west side
See & do
New Hamburg
Heritage downtown and Nith River village centre.
Castle Kilbride (Baden)
National Historic Site mansion and museum.
New Dundee
Small village with local shops and countryside setting.
Wilmot Township trails / parks
Community green space and rural walking routes.
Farm-country drives
Classic Waterloo Region agricultural landscape.
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