Havelock Ontario Map

Havelock Ontario Map

The Havelock Ontario map shows the highway infrastructure including, interchanges, weigh stations and tolls. Full street labeling, block numbers, street direction, and other major infrastructures such as airports, hospitals, shopping malls, exhibition centers, industrial complexes, and other business-centric features are also easily identifiable on the map.

You can also customize the map around your preferred location by clicking on 'Close Preview'. It is ideal for the business owner who needs local or regional road network information for service delivery, catchment area or sales territory.

About Havelock Ontario

The village of Havelock amalgamated into the Belmont and Methuen Township to form what is now Havelock-Belmont-Methuen in 1988. This new township is located in the Central-Eastern Ontario in Peterborough County. It has a total land area of 542.73 km2 (209.55 sq mi) and a population density of 8.3/km2 (21/sq mi).

History

Before the amalgamation, the Belmont and Methuen Township were surveyed in 1823. And Havelock was incorporated as an independent village in 1892. It was named after the British general, Sir Henry Havelock.

The early settlers in this region built their homes in an area of dense forests within the rocky Canadian Shield and survived on fishing, logging, and farming.

Early businesses in the community included a post office, store, bakery, a blacksmith, and millinery all located south of the current village. The Canadian Pacific Railway was surveyed in 1881 to find a right-of-way through the area north of Havelock. And exactly a year after that the rails were laid, surveyed and filled the swampy land to make room for a larger village. The current village of Havelock was incorporated in 1892.