York County, Ontario

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York County, Ontario was a former administrative division in south-central Ontario that once encompassed the area around present-day Toronto before being restructured into regional municipalities.

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York County, Ontario canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former county
historic administrative division
abolished 1971
capital Toronto
category Former counties in Ontario
contained area of present-day City of Toronto
parts of present-day Durham Region
parts of present-day Peel Region
parts of present-day Simcoe County
parts of present-day York Region
country Canada
created 1792
establishedBy Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe
linked to: John Graves Simcoe
governmentType county government
hadJurisdictionOver local roads
some local services
historicalStatus defunct county
languageOfAdministration English
locatedIn Ontario
south-central Ontario
lostTerritoryTo Ontario County NERFINISHED
Peel County
Simcoe County
namedAfter Duke of York
Frederick, Duke of York and Albany
originallyIncluded Township of Etobicoke
linked to: Etobicoke Township

Township of Georgina
linked to: Town of Georgina

Township of King
Township of Markham
linked to: Town of Markham

Township of Pickering
Township of Scarborough
Township of Vaughan
Township of Whitchurch
Township of York
partOf Province of Canada
Province of Ontario
linked to: Ontario

Upper Canada
region Greater Toronto Area
restructuredInto regional municipalities
seat Toronto
succeededBy Metropolitan Toronto
Regional Municipality of Peel
Regional Municipality of York
surrounded area around present-day Toronto
underwent multiple boundary changes in the 19th century
usedFor land registration
local governance

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York, Ontario historicalCounty York County, Ontario
subject linked to: York