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Enniskillen


Enniskillen - field flowers

Enniskillen - field flowers

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The Township of Enniskillen is located in Sarnia-Lambton's heartland - surrounded by the municipalities of Plympton-Wyoming to the north, Brooke-Alvinston to the east, Dawn-Euphemia to the south, and St. Clair to the west.

The Township was one of the birthplaces of the discovery of oil in North America.  There are still many active oil wells in Enniskillen. The Township of Enniskillen, the Village of Oil Springs and the County of Lambton are preparing plans to designate this area as a World Heritage Site.

The municipality includes the communities of Oil City and Marthaville.

Enniskillen actually surrounds, but does not include, the independent municipalities of the Town of Petrolia and the Village of Oil Springs.

Enniskillen's municipal office is located at 4465 Rokeby Line, west of the Oil Heritage Road and Rokeby Line intersection.
 
Fast Facts

  • Populaton 3,122 (Source - Statistics Canada 2006 Census)
  • Land area 338.18 square km.
  • Thriving agricultural community
  • Location of Mathaville Habitat Management Area with 3 km. loop trail
  • Home to high-tech agri operations