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for about 30 years after it was surveyed. In the meantime, townships were created and surveyed on both sides of the
Penetanguishene Rd c. 1820. Oro Township was one of those townships. Although there is no documentation about the origin of the name "Oro" it is assumed it came from the Spanish word for gold.
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and operated as a wholly owned subsidiary thereafter. Service began along the line later that year, with the first known railway station in the township being located at
Hawkestone. A basic wooden station building was constructed in 1871, with more outbuildings constructed later. The Northern Railway
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Oro Station, and putting the station building at Hawkestone up for sale. Hawkestone still appeared intermittently on CN train timetables for the next few years, but disappeared for the last time in 1968. The station building was demolished around 1969. Canada's
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at Shanty Bay, followed by a passenger station and stable in 1898. At Hawkestone, the Grand Trunk renovated the existing station in 1900 as well as constructing a large stockyard in 1905. In 1917, not long before the Grand Trunk's amalgamation into
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on Oro-Medonte's 8th Line. It was established in 1994 by Don Hanney, a local businessman, as an event grounds to host small country events such as agricultural fairs, farmers' markets and Highland games. Burl's Creek has also hosted events like the
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on an equal basis as it would be granted to Whites. The land designated for Black settlement was in Oro Township. Within a few years all Blacks of any origin could acquire land in Oro Township on an equal basis as any other settler.
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had contacted the Township of Oro in 1964 asking if it objected to the removal of Oro's station, but no reply from the township is on file, and the station was demolished in 1966. Carthew also disappeared from timetables in 1973.
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was built through Craighurst in the early 20th century, opening from Bolton to Craighurst in November 1906, when a station was opened. On July 19, 1907, the track was extended to Bala and by June 1908, the line was completed to
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and parking, but the bylaw was rescinded by council but not before SaveOro had filed a court application. According to Deputy Mayor Ralph Hough, "there was a process in the planning act that we missed so it was never legal".
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was built through the area in 1871. Its route was roughly parallel to the lakeshore, passing through Shanty Bay, Oro Station, and Hawkestone. An extensive station complex evolved at Hawkestone, with a freight shed,
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who subsequently built the large brick house on the North-East corner of the Ridge Road and Line No. 11 South. In 1856 a new wharf was constructed and the name was changed from Hodges' Landing to Hawkestone.
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54:Please help
49:verification
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18:Oro, Ontario
3351:communities
3330:Springwater
3315:Oro-Medonte
3259:Collingwood
3163:Lake Simcoe
3130:Lake Simcoe
3118:Oro-Medonte
3107:Springwater
2350:October 17,
2324:October 17,
1011:Gravenhurst
987:Springwater
967:Highway 400
806:Councillors
776:Great Lakes
687:Grand Trunk
683:Gravenhurst
602:Lake Simcoe
559:Communities
538:Lake Simcoe
526:Oro-Medonte
422:Jill Dunlop
418:Doug Downey
389:Rich Schell
383:David Clark
276: /
238:Oro-Medonte
208:Oro-Medonte
143:Oro-Medonte
3511:Categories
3491:See also:
3446:Beausoleil
2508:"Save Oro"
2125:References
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1944:(≥ 0.2 mm)
1276:Median age
1234:Population
1193:living in
983:Highway 93
975:Highway 12
971:Highway 11
907:Recreation
889:Neil Young
887:featuring
869:Highway 11
667:stockyards
635:drill-shed
553:Highway 11
549:concession
441:Population
345:Government
155:lower-tier
82:newspapers
3428:Tottenham
3413:Pinkerton
3403:Moonstone
3305:Clearview
3293:Townships
2891:April 27,
2828:Simcoe.ca
1248:Land area
1113:Vancouver
1069:stockyard
1003:Allandale
835:Council.
639:Battalion
463:Time zone
380:John Bard
112:June 2019
3423:Thornton
3398:Midhurst
3388:Edenvale
3383:Creemore
3373:Bradford
3363:Alliston
3264:Innisfil
3169:Innisfil
3006:Archived
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2113:See also
2083:Source:
1937:(115.2)
1867:(29.55)
1797:(41.07)
1728:Average
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1718:(−31.0)
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1308:$ 95,667
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1108:Canadian
1099:Via Rail
1050: in
993:Railways
937:and the
530:township
308:Province
151:Township
3393:Elmvale
3269:Midland
3238:Orillia
3226:Cities
3219:Ontario
3087:Orillia
2919:July 4,
2543:July 4,
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2198:July 4,
1932:(30.6)
1927:(10.0)
1887:(13.0)
1882:(23.5)
1877:(35.1)
1862:(1.17)
1857:(3.04)
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1827:(3.04)
1822:(2.40)
1817:(1.51)
1812:(0.61)
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1757:(3.06)
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1737:(4.06)
1713:(15.8)
1708:(21.2)
1703:(26.6)
1698:(39.2)
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1628:(58.3)
1623:(59.9)
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1463:(37.2)
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1443:(99.5)
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1413:(99.5)
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1398:(85.1)
1393:(73.4)
1388:(55.4)
1383:(50.0)
1321:Climate
1197:of its
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1155:Orillia
1045:⁄
1030:to the
1007:Washago
929:Orillia
859:SaveOro
707:Sudbury
568:History
534:Ontario
508:Website
321:Ontario
289:Country
264:79°35′W
261:44°34′N
96:scholar
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3358:Airlie
3325:Severn
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1984:161.3
1922:(1.3)
1897:(0.2)
1892:(4.4)
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1598:(9.3)
1593:(8.4)
1334:Month
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1191:23,017
1151:Barrie
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2075:13.4
2069:0.73
2054:0.17
2045:10.2
2042:14.8
2025:12.3
2022:15.0
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2016:12.5
2010:11.7
2007:12.7
2004:10.6
1981:16.9
1978:15.7
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1840:102.4
1790:107.3
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1770:102.4
1735:103.1
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1815:38.4
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1805:13.9
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