North Gower Township

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North Gower Township was a former rural municipality in eastern Ontario, Canada, that later became part of the city of Ottawa.

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North Gower Township canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former rural municipality
former township
adjacentTo Goulbourn Township
Marlborough Township
Osgoode Township
Rideau Township
contains rural community of Carsonby
rural community of Johnston Corners
rural community of Malakoff
rural community of Manotick Station
rural community of Pierce’s Corners
rural community of Twin Elm
village of Kars
village of North Gower
country Canada
dissolved 2001
dissolvedInto City of Ottawa
established 19th century
governmentType township municipality
hasLandUse agricultural
rural residential
historicalCounty Carleton County, Ontario
historicalStatus defunct municipality
language English
locatedIn Ontario
Ottawa Valley
eastern Ontario
linked to: Eastern Ontario
mergedInto City of Ottawa
namedAfter John Gower
North Gower
nowWithinMunicipality Ottawa, Ontario
linked to: Ottawa
partOf City of Ottawa
Regional Municipality of Ottawa–Carleton
former Carleton County townships
primaryEconomicActivity farming
local services
region National Capital Region
transportationCorridor Highway 416
Prince of Wales Drive
watercourse Jock River
Rideau River

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Carleton County, Ontario contained North Gower Township