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199 Queen St. N.
Blyth,
Ontario
N0M 1H0
Ontario Tourism Region : Huron, Perth, Waterloo and Wellington
Phone : (519) 523-9642
Your Host(s) : Canada Post
Description From Owner:
- Pop. 953. In East Wawanosh T., Huron C., on Blyth Brook and C. Rds. 4 and 25,25 km E of Goderich.
- Settled in 1851 and known as Drummond, or Drummondville, after William Drummond, who surveyed the village in 1853.
- When the post office opened in 1853, the place was called Blythe after the James Blyth Estate in England, which at the time owned a large percentage of the townsite. The 'e' was later dropped. The village has an active summer theatre.
- From Ontario Place Names 2007 David E. Scott Ph. 866 471 4123 or 905 680 7884
Address of this page:
http://www.ruralroutes.com/blythontario
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Visitors to this page: 2,738
Off the beaten track: |
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Westfield, 7km
Harlock, 8km
Sunshine, Blyth area, 9km
Kinburn, 12km
Marnoch, 12km
Donnybrook, 12km
Summerhill, 11km
St. Augustine, 14km
Walton, 12km
Leadbury, 13km
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Nearby Lakes: |
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Mud Lake, 17km
Tricks Pond, 21km
Purvis Lake, 24km
Wraith's Lake, 26km
McFarlane Lake, 35km
Statters Lake, 35km
Wroxeter Mill Pond, 27km
McGlinn Lake, 35km
Hodgins Lake, 36km
Hayes Lake, 37km
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