Bolton, Ontario

Bolton is a village in the town of Caledon, located in the region of Peel just north of Toronto.

Related Topics:
Caledon - Toronto

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The village was founded by James Bolton, who created a mill on the Humber River in the valley of Bolton. The recreation areas are to the northwest and the southeast. There are two superhighways (400-Series Highways) nearby, including the 427, about 15 km SE (by Albion Road), and the 400, about 14 km E (exit at King Road). It is located about 50 km NW of downtown Toronto via the superhighway (Highway 427), about 20 to 25 km NE of Brampton, about 80 km NE of Hamilton, about 100 km NE of Kitchener, about 75 km S of Barrie and SE of Orangeville.

Related Topics:
Humber River - 400-Series Highway - 427 - Albion Road - 400 - Hamilton - Kitchener - Barrie - Orangeville

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The town has an established Italian community.

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