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* Township of [[Gordon Township, Ontario|Gordon]]
* Township of [[Gordon Township, Ontario|Gordon]]
* Township of [[Tehkummah, Ontario|Tehkummah]]
* Township of [[Tehkummah, Ontario|Tehkummah]]

==Demographics==

'''Ethnic Groups'''
*62.4% [[White]]
*37.0% [[Aboriginal]]
*0.4% [[Chinese]]
*0.2% other races

'''Religious Groups'''
*42.3% [[Protestant]]
*37.3% [[Roman Catholic]]
*2.7% other Christian
*17.7% none, other


==Indian reserves==
==Indian reserves==

Revision as of 17:51, 30 June 2005

The Manitoulin District is a district in Northeastern Ontario in the Canadian province of Ontario. It was created in 1888 from part of Algoma District. The district seat is Gore Bay.

The Manitoulin District comprises Manitoulin Island and a number of small islands around it. Although it previously included the municipality of Killarney on the mainland as well, Killarney was transferred to the Sudbury District in the late 1990s.

In 2001, the population of Manitoulin District was 12,679.

Municipalities

Demographics

Ethnic Groups

Religious Groups

Indian reserves

Communities


Provincial Highways

Manitoulin District is served by only one primary provincial highway, Highway 6. This highway enters the district at the ferry docks in South Baymouth, in the township of Tehkummah, where the Chi-Cheemaun ferry travels to and from Tobermory in the municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula, Ontario. It exits the district in the Whitefish River First Nation, just south of Whitefish Falls, Ontario, when it crosses into the Sudbury District.

A number of secondary provincial highways, the equivalent in a district to a county or municipal road in Southern Ontario, serve the communities of Manitoulin Island. These are: