11 Amazing Facts About Hamilton

Hamilton is a beautiful port city in Canadian province of Ontario. Hamilton became centre of industrialized region and densely populated are at west end of Lake Ontario which is known as Golden Horseshoe.

On 1st January, 2001, new City of Hamilton formed through amalgamation of former city and other constituent at lower tier municipalities of Regional Municipality of Hamilton Wentworth with upper tier regional government. Residents of old city are known as the Hamiltonians.

Metropolitan area has been listed since 1981 as 3rd largest in Ontario and 9th largest city in Canada.

Hamilton is home to the Mohawk College, Redeemer University College, McMaster University, the Bruce Trail, the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum and the Royal Botanical Gardens. McMaster University is ranked 94th by Times Higher Education Rankings 2015-16 and 4th in Canada.

11 Amazing Facts About Hamilton

1. Hamilton is capital city of Bermuda.

2. Total land area of Hamilton is around 0.27 sq. miles, it is 50 times smaller than Worcester.

3. Population of Hamilton in 2014 was 10,000 it was 1/10th of population of Worcester.

4. Hamilton is 66ft above the sea level.

5. Residents of Hamilton are known as the Bermudians.

6. Bermudians living in the Hamilton enjoy humid subtropical climate with temperature variation and annual temperature of 22 degree.

7. You need coordinates of 64.7814° W, 32.2948° N to fly to Hamilton.

8. Fort in Hamilton was builtin year 1870 to protect dockyard but now this fort offers spectacular views across the whole city.

9. You can even snorkel off to the coast of Hamilton for 7 miles.

10. English is official language of Hamilton.

11. Bermudian Dollar is the official currency.