LOCAL INFORMATION
Manotick, Ontario is a rural village in south Ottawa, the capital of Canada. 45°15 'N 75°37' W [map]
- General Information about Manotick
- Weather - Maps
- Moving to Manotick?
- Rural Internet services and ORCnet
- Phone List - emergency numbers, elected officials
- Churches, Temples, Chapels
- City Facilities & Community Centres
- Parks & Recreation Areas
- Seniors' Resources
- Hospitals
- Health Resources, Support Groups
- Volunteer Opportunities
- Winter travel, parking, & phone list
- Waterfront properties & river health
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- Manotick area Tourism
- Manotick History
- "Manotick – Island in the River" by Larry Ellis
- "Tourism is 'Grist' for the Mill" by Larry Ellis
- "A Capsule History of Manotick" by David Bartlett
- Manotick 150th Anniversary and Logo
- A.Y. Jackson Park, Manotick
- Manotick disconnected from the Rideau River
- 1974-2000 History of Rideau Township
- Watson's Mill - Dickinson Square, heritage mill & buildings
- Links to more historical information
- Local Events
- Manotick, Rideau, and Osgoode Statistics
- Home & Yard Information
- Recycling, Donating and Selling
- Manotick "100 Mile" Food - local food producers, markets
- Rural Internet Services directory
- Environmental Tips for Your Yard - organic yard care, chemical-free lawns, tips for waterfront property
- Raccoon Rabies - Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (1-800-667-1940)
- Coyotes - Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (1-800-667-1940)
- Birding Directory - Birding clubs, bird-watching
- Ontario HST Changes summary 2010
- Manotick Directory Archives
In 2001, Manotick became part of the city of Ottawa.
In 2002, the City of Ottawa listed populations for Manotick 4,761;
North Gower 1,623; Richmond 3,663; Kars 630; 0sgoode 2,643;
Metcalfe 1,875. Manotick had the lowest proportion of people in
their 20's (less than 14%), the lowest proportion 30-44 year old
(less than 20%), and the highest percentage 45-64 (more than 27%).
In 2006 Manotick's estimated population was 7,545 according to
Wikipedia.org (unverified).
In 2010, Minto's plan to build 1400 homes on 430 acres on the south
side of Manotick, between Century Road and Main Street, will double
the population.
In 2002, the City of Ottawa listed populations for Manotick 4,761;
North Gower 1,623; Richmond 3,663; Kars 630; 0sgoode 2,643;
Metcalfe 1,875. Manotick had the lowest proportion of people in
their 20's (less than 14%), the lowest proportion 30-44 year old
(less than 20%), and the highest percentage 45-64 (more than 27%).
In 2006 Manotick's estimated population was 7,545 according to
Wikipedia.org (unverified).
In 2010, Minto's plan to build 1400 homes on 430 acres on the south
side of Manotick, between Century Road and Main Street, will double
the population.
Manotick Ontario
