Chatham-Kent, Ontario - Definition by WordIQ

In 1998 the former Chatham city government merged with that of Kent County to form the Municipality of Chatham-Kent. The 2003 population of Chatham-Kent was 111,925, while that within the old boundaries of the City of Chatham was 51,348.

Chatham is the birthplace of baseball hall of famer Fergie Jenkins and the singer/songwriter, Sylvia Tyson.

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Counties of Ontario: Bruce \| Dufferin \| Elgin \| Essex \| Frontenac \| Grey \| Haliburton \| Hastings \| Huron \| Lambton \| Lanark \| Leeds and Grenville \| Lennox and Addington \| Middlesex \| Northumberland \| Perth \| Peterborough \| Prescott and Russell \| Renfrew \| Simcoe \| Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry \| Wellington
Regional Municipalities of Ontario: Durham \| Halton \| Muskoka \| Niagara \| Oxford \| Peel \| Waterloo \| York
Single Tier Municipalities of Ontario: Brant \| Brantford \| Chatham-Kent \| Greater Sudbury \| Haldimand \| Hamilton \| Kawartha Lakes \| Norfolk \| Ottawa \| Prince Edward \| Toronto
Separated municipalities - Historic counties of Ontario
Districts of Ontario: Algoma \| Cochrane \| Kenora \| Manitoulin \| Nipissing \| Parry Sound \| Rainy River \| Sudbury \| Thunder Bay \| Timiskaming

Chatham-Kent, Ontario - Definition and Overview