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Pelham, Ontario


 

Nestled between two of the Great Lakes, Erie and Ontario; Pelham is the heart of the Niagara Peninsula in Ontario, Canada on the Welland River. In 1970, the Town of Pelham was created to unify five historical communities: Fonthill, Ridgeville, Effingham, North Pelham and Fenwick into a single blossoming town covering 126.42 square kilometres. This integration created a perfect blend of successful farming and growing commercialism. At first glance at a map, you will notice that Pelham is ideally located. It borders the big cities but is steadfast in remaining a peaceful, pleasant community. Pelham is also a great location for avid golfers, having a steadily growing amount of golf courses.

Related Topics:
Niagara Peninsula - Ontario - Canada - Welland River

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Steve Bauer, the professional cyclist grew up in Pelham and there is a series of walking and biking trails throughout the municipality which are named after him.

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Hall of Fame Golfer, Marlene Stewart Streit also grew up in Pelham, and has a park in the Town's core named after her.

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According to the Canada 2001 Census:

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  • Population: 15,272
  • % Change (1996-2001): + 6.5
  • Dwellings: 5,714
  • Area (sq. km.): 126.42
  • Density (persons per sq. km.): 120.8
  • It contains seven urban areas or communities.

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  • Effingham
  • Fenwick
  • Fonthill
  • North Pelham
  • Pelham Centre
  • Pelham Corners
  • Ridgeville
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    North: Lincoln, St. Catharines

    Related Topics:
    Lincoln - St. Catharines

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    West: West Lincoln

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    Pelham

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    East: Thorold, Welland

    Related Topics:
    Thorold - Welland

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    South: Wainfleet

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