Township of Admaston/Bromley

The Township of Admaston/Bromley is a unique municipality situated approximately 100 km. west of Ottawa.  The Township's major industry is agriculture - dairy, beef, cash crop, sheep, hogs and goats.  A network of Municipal Drains has resulted in the most fertile and crop producing land in the Ottawa Valley. The scenic Bonnechere River, which is often used by canoeists, passes through the Municipality.  The southern portion of the Township is rugged by nature with a number of ridges and hills providing opportunity for wood cutting, forestry and maple syrup production.  The Township has its own library, numerous churches, schools and retail businesses including outlets for groceries, fuel, farm machinery, greenhouses and hunting and fishing requirements.  Admaston/Bromley also possesses seasonal recreational facilities including many lakes, a tent and trailer park, a golf course, excellent hunting and fishing, outdoor rinks, skiing and access to groomed snowmobile trails.  

Municipal Services Include

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• Private Water Supply

• Private Sewage

• Residential & Commercial Hydro

• Residential & Commercial Natural Gas

• Volunteer Fire Department

• O.P.P. Police

• Residential, Commercial and Industrial Zoned Vacant Land

• 4 Internet Access Providers

• Elementary and Secondary Schools

• Access to commercial and private area airports, Customs on call