Erin Ontario Map

Erin Ontario Map

The Erin Ontario map is ideal for the business owner who needs local or regional road network information like the Municipal, Town and Zip Code boundaries. It also features rich regional map data about highway infrastructure, interchanges, weigh stations and tolls. The full street labeling, block numbers, and street direction on this map make it ideal for service delivery, catchment area or sales territory. Infrastructure such as airports, hospitals, shopping malls, exhibition centers, industrial complexes, and other business-centric features are also easily identifiable on the map.

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About Erin Ontario

The town of Erin is located in Wellington County, approx 80 km northwest of Toronto, Ontario. The towns that border Erin are Caledon to the east, Halton Hills to the south, Guelph to the west and East Garafraxa to the north. And since Erin is a rural community, most of its population works in the nearby cities of Brampton, Mississauga, Guelph, and even Toronto.

Erin Ontario History

The first settlers in Erin were George and Nathaniel Roszel from Pennsylvania who arrived in November 1820. Their first Township Meeting was held on January 5th, 1824 where Henry Trout, Sr. was appointed as the Town Clerk. Their population grew over the years, from 1,368 in 1841, to 3,055 in 1850 when 15,400 acres were under cultivation.

Their economy grew after mills were built on the Credit River between 1826 and 1829. They already had a post office by 1839. And the electricity from small private providers became available during 1890.