SUMMARY
Composed of a mosaic of 21 urban and rural communities ranging in population from 12,265 to 7, the Town of Caledon is the largest (and highest) municipality in the Toronto Region.
With such features as The Niagara escarpment (a world biosphere reserve), the Oak Ridges Moraine, and the headwaters of the Credit and Humber watersheds, Caledon boasts one of the greatest natural settings in southern Ontario.
Caledon also has a strong business environment. The Town's commitment to encourage industrial and commercial investment in the 90s resulted in the recent designation of an additional 1,200 acres for development. Hospitality, plastics, food processing, steel, wood manufacturing, and tool-and-die are among the main industries in Caledon.
Land Area: 700 sq.km./270 sq.mi.
Total Businesses: 1,600 (Town of Caledon, 1995)
COMMUNITIES
| Alton | Belfountain | Bolton | Caledon East |
| Cataract | Cheltenham | Inglewood | Mayfield West |
| Mono Mills | Palgrave | Terra Cotta |
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONTACTS
Town of Caledon
P.O. Box 1000,
6311 Old Church Road Caledon East, Ontario L0N 1E0
(905) 584-2272 FAX (905) 857-7217
Robert Brindley, Economic Development Officer
Caledon Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 626, Bolton, Ontario L7E 5T5
(905) 857-7393 FAX (905) 857-7405
Paivi Greene, Manager
Summary Profile:
| Actual | Estimate | |
| 1991 | 1996 | |
| Population | 34,970 | 38,091 |
| Households | 10,745 | 12,230 |
| Income ($ millions) | 76,440 | 82,286 |
| Per Capita Income ($) | 23,487 | 26,421 |
| Household Income ($) | 20,680 | 22,109 |
| Labour Force | 821 | 1,006 |
| Source: Statistics Canada, 1996. |
This summary is an exerpt from the publication
"1996/1997 TORONTO REGION BUSINESS AND MARKET GUIDE".
used with permission from the Toronto Board of Trade. 
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