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Guelph and Wellington County Statistics
There is more to Guelph and Wellington County than meets the eye.
Read on to find out interesting facts about the City of Guelph and Wellington County.
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Population
Wellington County (including Guelph)
Wellington County had a population of 187,313 in 2001.

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City of Guelph
The population of Guelph in 2006 was 114,943.
Between 2001 and 2006 there was an 8.3% population increase.

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Land Area
Wellington County (including Guelph)
Wellington County's Land Area is 2,656.65 sq. km.
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City of Guelph
Statistics Canada states that Guelph's land area is 86.72 sq. km.
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Elevation
334 meters above mean sea level
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Latitude
43o 33'N
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Longitude
80o 15'W
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Municipal Administration
City of Guelph
The City of Guelph is governed by a City Council consisting of a Mayor and 12 Councillors. They are elected for three-year terms by the Ward System.
The Ward System was adopted by Guelph in November 1991 to divide the city into six wards with similarly

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County of Wellington
The executive function of the Corporation of the County of Wellington is exercised by its sixteen member Council. Wellington County Council has a Warden as its Head, and was re-organized by Ministerial Order in 1997. Wellington County Council is unique in its composition, as it includes the Mayors of its seven municipalities, as well as nine directly elected County Ward Councillors. Each member of County Council has one vote.

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Climate and Weather
The weather and climate of our area of Ontario is moderate in both summer and winter with no considerable extremes in either temperature or the type of weather that might be associated with locations that are in close proximity to a landmass such as a body of water or a mountain range.
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Annual Temperatures (°C)
Conversions
°C to °F multiply by 1.8, add 32
°F to °C subtract 32, divide by 1.8
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Normals
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Extremes
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Max. |
Min. |
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January
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-3.4
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-11.0
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16.7
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-37.2
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February
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-2.3
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-10.6
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13.9
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-32.8
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March
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2.1
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-5.9
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24.4
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-28.9
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April
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17.5
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5.9
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32.2
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-16.1
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May
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17.5
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5.9
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32.2
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-7.8
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June
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23.2
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11.6
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35.0
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-1.1
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July
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25.7
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13.6
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38.3
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-1.7
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August
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24.7
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12.8
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38.3
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-1.1
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September
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20.7
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9.3
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36.7
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-6.7
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October
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14.4
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4.0
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29.4
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-12.8
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November
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6.0
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-1.0
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23.9
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-20.9
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December
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-0.7
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-7.6
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18.4
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-31.1
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AVERAGES
ANNUAL |
11.6
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1.8
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38.3
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-37.2
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Current Conditions
Annual Precipitation & Sunshine
Conversions
1 millimetre (mm) = 0.03937 inches
1 centimetre (cm) = 0.3937 inches
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Rain (mm)
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Snow (cm)
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Sunshine
(hours)
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January
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21
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36
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71
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February
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22
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29
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112
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March
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37
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25
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135
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April
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68
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6
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184
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May
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72
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0
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233
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June
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71
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0
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260
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July
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82
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0
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267
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August
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82
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0
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236
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September
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63
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0
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163
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October
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71
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3
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136
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November
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62
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13
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70
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December
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39
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31
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57
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ANNUAL
TOTALS
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690
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143
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1924
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September 06 2010
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