Hamilton (Ontário)





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Coordenadas: 43° 15' N 79° 52' O




















































Canadá
Hamilton

City of Hamilton


  


  Cidade  


Centro de Hamilton

Centro de Hamilton


Bandeira de Hamilton
Bandeira

Lema: Together Aspire - Together Achieve


Hamilton está localizado em: Ontário


Hamilton



Localização de Hamilton em Ontário
Coordenadas
43° 15' N 79° 52' O

País
 Canadá

Província
 Ontário
Fundação
1813

Incorporado em
1846

Área
 - Total
 1 117,11 km²

População (2011)
 - Total
 519 949

Informações
Sítio
www.myhamilton.ca

Hamilton é uma cidade da província canadense de Ontário. Com uma população de cerca de 519,949 mil habitantes, Hamilton é a quarta cidade mais populosa da província e a décima mais populosa do país. Localizada na beira oeste do Lago Ontário, Hamilton é um centro industrial, onde estão localizadas as principais usinas siderúrgicas do Canadá.




Panorama da Estação LIUNA.













































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Capital: Toronto
Tópicos

Bandeira ·
História ·
Geografia ·
Política ·
Demografia ·
Economia ·
Educação



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Maiores
cidades

Hamilton ·
Kitchener ·
London ·
Mississauga ·
Ottawa ·
Toronto ·
Windsor
Condados

Bruce ·
Dufferin ·
Elgin ·
Essex ·
Frontenac ·
Grey ·
Haliburton ·
Hastings ·
Huron ·
Lambton ·
Lanark ·
Leeds e Grenville ·
Lennox e Addington ·
Middlesex ·
Northumberland ·
Perth ·
Peterborough ·
Prescott e Russell ·
Renfrew ·
Simcoe ·
Stormont, Dundas e Glengarry ·
Wellington
Distritos

Algoma ·
Cochrane ·
Kenora ·
Manitoulin ·
Nipissing ·
Parry Sound ·
Rainy River ·
Sudbury ·
Thunder Bay ·
Timiskaming
Regiões

Leste de Ontário ·
Central de Ontário ·
Golden Horseshoe ·
Área da Grande Toronto ·
Sudoeste de Ontário ·
Norte de Ontário ·
Nordeste de Ontário ·
Noroeste de Ontário ·
Sul de Ontário
Municipalidades
Regionais

Durham ·
Halton ·
Muskoka ·
Niagara ·
Oxford ·
Peel ·
Waterloo ·
York
Municipalidades
Independentes

Brant ·
Brantford ·
Chatham-Kent ·
Haldimand ·
Hamilton ·
Kawartha Lakes ·
Norfolk ·
Ottawa ·
Prince Edward ·
Sudbury ·


Toronto
Municipalidades
Separadas

Barrie ·
Belleville ·
Brantford ·
Brockville ·
Gananoquev
Guelph ·
Hamilton ·
Kingston ·
London ·
Orillia ·
Pembroke ·
Prince Edward ·
Prescott ·
Peterborough ·
Quinte West ·
Smiths Falls ·
St. Marys ·
St. Thomas ·
Stratford ·
Windsor






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