List of neighbourhoods in Ottawa

This is a list of neighbourhoods and outlying communities within the City of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. In 2001, the old city of Ottawa was amalgamated with the suburbs of Nepean, Kanata, Gloucester, Rockcliffe Park, Vanier and Cumberland, and the rural townships of West Carleton, Osgoode, Rideau and Goulbourn, along with the systems and infrastructure of the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, to become one municipality. The city is now organized into 24 wards.^[1]

Old City of Ottawa

Central Ottawa

East end

South end

West end

Gloucester

Kanata

Nepean

Cumberland

Goulbourn

Osgoode Township

Rideau

Marlborough

North Gower

West Carleton

Fitzroy

Huntley

Torbolton

Business improvement areas

Historical neighbourhoods

Ottawa - Central End

Ashburnham - residential area downtown, bordered by Wellington St, Lyon St., Laurier Ave. and the Lebreton Aqueduct
Mount Sherwood - 19th-century community located around where the Adult High School on Gladstone is today
Nanny Goat Hill - 19th-century community today part of the LeBreton Flats, located at the foot of the eponymous Nanny Goat Hill
Parkview - today part of The Glebe
Rideauville - today part of Old Ottawa South
Rochesterville - today makes up Centretown West
Stewarton - today makes up The Glebe and Centretown

Ottawa - East End

Clandeboye - today part of Vanier
Clarkstown - today part of Vanier
Cummings Bridge - today part of Vanier
Eastview Centre - today part of Vanier
Finter - today part of Viscount Alexander Park
Village of Gloucester - today part of the Lindenlea neighbourhood south of New Edinburgh
Janeville - see Vanier
Rockcliffe Annex - today part of Viscount Alexander Park
Rockville - also known as Rock Village, this neighbourhood developed around Gloucester Quarries opened by Antoine Robillard on Montreal Road

Ottawa - South End

Bowesville - today part of the Macdonald-Cartier International Airport
Brookfield - today part of Riverside Park
Chaudiere Junction - Railway junction near Bank and Walkley
Gateville - located just south of Billings Bridge
Gloucester Station - located near High Road and Earl Armstrong Road
Hawthorne - Hawthorne & Russell Road, today close to Hawthorne Meadows
Hurdman Bridge - area near Hurdman Station
Willowdale - today part of the Eastway Gardens neighbourhood

Ottawa - West End

Bayswater - today part of the Hintonburg neighbourhood
Baytown - today part of the Westboro neighbourhood
Birchton - today part of the Westboro neighbourhood
Britanniaville - included what is today the neighbourhood of Britannia
Evansville - today located in the neighbourhood of Carlington
McLeansville - today part of Tunney's Pasture
Merivale Village - today part of Carlington
Nepeanville - located where the Central Experimental Farm is today

Ottawa - Others

Bells Corners Station - close to Highway 416 and Baseline Road
Blackburn - today part of Blackburn Hamlet
Blackburn Station - area near Anderson Road and Renaud Road
Cathartic - also known as Eastman's Springs; see Carlsbad Springs.
Daniston - today part of Orleans
Eagleson Corners - today part of Kanata
Fallowfield Station - area near Cedarview Road and Strandherd Drive. Not to be confused with the current Fallowfield Station
Federal Station - Prince of Wales Dr and Colonnade Road area
Graham Bay Station - area near Richmond Road and Highway 417
Hazeldean - today part of Katimavik-Hazeldean, Kanata
Long Island Village - located opposite the north end of Long Island near the community of Manotick
Merivale Station - area near Fallowfield Station
St. Joseph - see Orleans
Wellington - see Kars

Main communities

This is a list of the main communities in the Ottawa area along with population numbers.

Greater areas and CMAs

Greater Ottawa-Gatineau Area population, year-end 2006: (pop. 1,316,830)^[2]
Ottawa-Gatineau CMA, mid-2006: (pop. 1,158,314)^[2]

Cities

Ottawa - (pop. 1,000,000)^[2]
Gatineau - (pop. 242,124)^[3]

Former cities

Ottawa (pop. 382,076) (Downtown Ottawa, The Glebe, Centretown, Lower Town, Sandy Hill, Billings Bridge)
Cumberland (pop. 52,430) (former township, became city in 1999)
Gloucester (pop. 110,264) (former township, became city in 1981)
Kanata (pop. 90,000) (merger of March, parts of Goulbourn and parts of Nepean)
Nepean (pop. 124,878) (former township, became city in 1978)
Vanier (pop. 17,632) (formerly known as Eastview)

Former villages

Rockcliffe Park (pop. 1,927)

Former townships

Goulbourn
Osgoode
Rideau (merger of Marlborough and North Gower)
West Carleton (merger of Torbolton, Fitzroy and Huntley)

Other main suburban areas

Orleans (pop. 100,000) (located in the former cities of Cumberland and Gloucester)
Barrhaven (pop. 70,000) (located in the former city of Nepean)
Stittsville (pop. 18,913) (located in the former township of Goulbourn)
Bells Corners (pop. 9,720)
Blackburn Hamlet (pop. 8,955)
Hunt Club (pop. 13,000)
Morgan's Grant (pop. 8,000)
Riverside South (pop. 8,000)
Riverview (pop. 11,704)

Rural villages and hamlets

Dalmeny, Ontario (pop. unknown)
Antrim (pop. unknown)
Corkery (pop. unknown)
Dwyer Hill (pop. unknown)
Burritts Rapids (pop. 100)
Ashton (pop. 108)
Galetta (pop. 177)
Dunrobin (pop. 288)
Kinburn (pop. 288)
Kenmore (pop. 321)
Fallowfield (pop. 366)
Edwards (pop. 402)
Sarsfield (pop. 474)
Vernon (pop. 597)
Kars (pop. 648)
Fitzroy Harbour (pop. 654)
Marionville (pop est. 900)
Vars (pop. 981)
Munster (pop. 1,320)
Carp (pop. 1,416)
Navan (pop. 1,593)
North Gower (pop. 1,749)
Cumberland (pop. 1,884)
Metcalfe (pop. 2,070)
Constance Bay (pop. 2,619)
Osgoode (pop. 2,784)
Richmond (pop. 3,301)
Greely (pop. 4,395)
Manotick (pop. 7,545)
Carlsbad Springs (pop. 916)
Piperville (pop. 593)

References

^ "Ottawa Ward map". Ottawa Ward map. Ottawa.ca. Retrieved 2023-10-05.
^ ^a ^b ^c "Population" (PDF). Annual Development Report 2006. Retrieved 2008-02-08.
^ "Population and dwelling counts, for Canada and census subdivisions (municipalities), 2006 and 2001 censuses - 100% data". 2006 Canadian Census. Retrieved 2007-10-10.

External links

[1] "Ottawa Ward map". Ottawa Ward map. Ottawa.ca. Retrieved 2023-10-05.

[Ottawapop-2] "Population" (PDF). Annual Development Report 2006. Retrieved 2008-02-08.

[Gatineaupop-3] "Population and dwelling counts, for Canada and census subdivisions (municipalities), 2006 and 2001 censuses - 100% data". 2006 Canadian Census. Retrieved 2007-10-10.

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