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    CITY GUIDE
    Kemptville, Ontario

    Kemptville is located in the southeastern portion of the province, near the communities of Ottawa, Chesterville, Spencerville, and Merrickville.

    This city of over 3,000 people covers 3.21 square kilometres and is situated equidistant from the Ontario/Quebec border to the north and the Canada/U.S. border to the south.

    Highways 43 and 416 (Veterans Memorial Highway) meet in the city, and Highway 416 provides access to the Canada/U.S. border.

    Kemptville Creek runs through the city, travelling from the Rideau River located north of the city. The outskirts of the city are almost entirely made up of farmland.

    KEY FACTS:

    Kemptville, Ontario

    Kemptville, Ontario

    • Country: Canada

    • Province: Ontario

    • Population: 3,911

    • Area: 3.21 km2

    Lifestyle

    Lifestyle and Culture

    Kemptville’s northern section includes residential areas, a large commercial section (with retail stores, restaurants, and service providers), schools, government offices, a medical clinic, a post office, a bowling alley, a community centre, a fire station, an Ontario Provincial Police station, and churches.

    In the northern section of the city, there are residential areas, churches, parks, accommodations, restaurants, shops, service providers, government offices, a post office, a library, a pool, schools, and a curling club.

    Schools, residential areas, a hospital, churches, service providers, shops, and an industrial area make up the southern section of Kemptville.

    Lifestyle

    Entertainment and Tourism

    Geraldine’s Gallery is a private art gallery featuring works by local, national, and international artists. The gallery is located in a heritage home that can be rented for meetings and special events. Tours of the gallery are by appointment only throughout the week. An onsite framing shop provides professional custom framing of art, documents, and photography. The North Grenville Municipal Centre offers two ice rinks, community halls, boardrooms, and a performance theatre. The venue is used for hockey, ice skating, meetings, community events, and private functions. Features include bookable rooms, kitchen facilities, a concession area, and rentable audio and visual equipment for presentations.

    Rideau River Provincial Park is located north of the city along the Rideau River. The park offers boat launches, campsites, shower and flush toilet facilities, picnic areas, beach areas, a laundromat, a general store, and equipment rentals (canoes, floatation devices, and fishing gear). Popular activities at the park include swimming, boating, canoeing, fishing, picnicking, birdwatching, wildlife viewing, and hiking. Frogs, turtles, herons, bass, walleye, panfish, muskie, and osprey are just some of the birds, animals, and fish that can be found in the park.

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    economy

    Economic

    Kemptville’s key industries include technology, agriculture, tourism, transportation, and manufacturing. Besides production, the agriculture industry in and around the city involves genetics services, input companies, and marketing. The Kemptville Centre for Rural Advancement is a new multi-building facility with a focus on improving the economic viability of rural communities. The tourism industry involves restaurants, accommodations, service providers, and local shops. Kemptville’s location makes it a strategic choice for transportation services, as the city has easy access to the Canada/U.S. border, as well as the major city of Ottawa.

    North Grenville Economic Development provides information, resources, support, marketing, and networking opportunities for local businesses, large and small.

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    Real Estate Market

    Kemptville’s northern section has mostly single-family homes with low to mid-range prices. Most of these are on large lots, sometimes with a more rural feel. There are some older condo options available as well in this section, at affordable prices.

    In the central section, single-family homes range in size and price. Smaller homes with less land offer affordable options, while larger homes on sprawling lots come in at a higher price point. There is plenty of vacant land available in this section, with prices depending on location and size. Commercial property and reasonably priced condo options can also be found here.

    The majority of the real estate in the southern section of the city is single-family homes, normally at mid-range prices. Lot sizes are a bit smaller closer to the central section, and tend to be larger along the edges of the city. Vacant land can also be found in this section.

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    Education

    Education

    Schools in Kemptville include Holy Cross School, Kemptville Public School, St. Michael Catholic High School, North Grenville District High School, Madison Montessori Academy, South Branch Elementary School, École élémentaire publique Rivière-Rideau, and Ecole Saint Margerite Bourgeois. Other options can be found in nearby communities and include Centennial School, Oxford-on-Rideau Public School, Nationview Public School, and Inkerman Public School.

    There are no post-secondary options in the city, so residents must travel to nearby communities to access options such as Algonquin College, Willis College, Carleton University, and the University of Ottawa.

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