Northern Ontario - Communities

Communities

Northern Ontario has nine cities. In order of population (2006), they are:

  • Greater Sudbury (pop. 160,274; CMA 160,770)
  • Thunder Bay (pop. 108,359; CMA 121,596)
  • Sault Ste. Marie (pop. 75,141; CA 79,800)
  • North Bay (pop. 53,651; CA 64,043)
  • Timmins (pop. 43,165)
  • Kenora (pop. 15,348)
  • Elliot Lake (pop. 11,348)
  • Temiskaming Shores (pop. 10,732; CA 13,566)
  • Dryden (pop. 7,617)

Until the City of Greater Sudbury was created in 2001, Thunder Bay had a larger population than the old city of Sudbury, but the Regional Municipality of Sudbury was the larger Census Metropolitan Area as Sudbury had a much more populous suburban belt (including the city of Valley East, formerly the region's sixth-largest city.) However, as the former Regional Municipality of Sudbury is now governed as a single city, it is both the region's largest city and the region's largest CMA.

Smaller municipalities in Northern Ontario include:

  • Blind River (pop 3,549)
  • French River (pop 2,442)
  • Chapleau (pop 2,116)
  • Cobalt (pop 1,133)
  • Cochrane (pop 5,340)
  • Englehart (pop 1,519)
  • Earlton (pop 1,216)
  • Ear Falls (pop 1,026)
  • Espanola (pop 5,364)
  • Fauquier-Strickland (pop 530)
  • Fort Frances (pop 7,952)
  • Greenstone
  • Hearst
  • Ignace
  • Iroquois Falls
  • Kapuskasing
  • Kirkland Lake
  • Marathon
  • Markstay-Warren
  • Mattawa
  • Mattice-Val Côté
  • Moonbeam
  • Moosonee
  • Nipigon
  • Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands
  • Opasatika
  • Rainy River
  • Red Lake
  • St. Charles
  • Sables-Spanish Rivers
  • Sioux Lookout
  • Smooth Rock Falls
  • Val Rita-Harty
  • Wawa
  • West Nipissing

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