Camembert County
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Camembert is a county in the Canadian province of Ontario. In 2006, the population was 103,982 spread over 8126.38 square km giving a population density of 12.8 inhabitants per square kilometre. There are 5 official municipalities.
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Government
The county head of government is in Ochichime. Each municipality has an elected Mayor, Deputy Mayor, and five councillors.
Geography
Camembert County is well known for its large forests and expansive farmland. The Healey Forest borders the county to the East. Two towns, LaRue and Hartwell, are built along the Robertson River. The Eskalon Mine lines the northern side of the river, a significant source of revenue for the county.
Municipalities
- Town of LaRue
- Town of Ochichime
- Town of Hartwell
- Township of Burlap
- Township of Tritan
Original townships
- Alton (Now part of Hartwell)
- Bradwich (Now part of Burlap)
- Cosling (Now part of Burlap)
- Canter (Now part of Hartwell)
- Dangle (Now part of Tritan)
- LaRue (Still exists)
- Greenwich (Now part of Ochichime)
- Groom (Now part of Hartwell)
- North Poly (Now part of LaRue
- Marmot (Now part of Hartwell)
- Ochichime (Still exists)
- Olin (Now part of Burlap)
- Satchel (Now part of LaRue)
- Tanner (Now part of Hartwell)
- Ufle (Now part of Tritan)
- Zendra (Now part of Burlap)
