Wentworth County, Ontario

Constituent townships

• Ancaster, area,, 1816–1973, later became a village then town and part of township to Town of Dundas
• Barton, area. The township was surveyed 1792 and named after the English town. The township included Hamilton and existed from 1816 to 1973, later became Village and City of Hamilton
• Beverley, area. Surveyed and opened for settlement in 1798. The five northern concessions were surveyed in 1794 and the southern part in 1797. The Township was named from the town in the East Riding of Yorkshire. Community centres were: Copetown, Lynden, Rockton and Westover. The Township existed from 1851 to 1973, later divided with one part to North Dumfries, Ontario and majority to Town of Flamborough
• Binbrook, existed from 1816 to 1973, later one half of Glanbrook Township
• Caistor, existed from 1845 to 1851, earlier and later part of Haldimand County, then Lincoln County and, since 1970, the Township of West Lincoln in the Regional Municipality of Niagara
• Flamborough East, area. Both East and West Flamborough were surveyed and opened for settlement in 1792. The Township existed from 1851 to 1973, later divided with one part to City of Burlington and majority to Town of Flamborough
• Flamborough West, area Both East and West Flamborough were surveyed and opened for settlement in 1792. The Township existed from 1851 to 1973, later divided with one part to Town of Dundas and majority to Town of Flamborough
• Glanford, area Was surveyed and opened for settlement in 1798. The township was named from Glanford-Brigg in Lincolnshire. Community centres were Glanford and Fenton. The Township existed from 1816 to 1974. The Township was later the other half of Glanbrook Township
• Onondaga, existed from 1816 to 1851, home of the Six Nations of the Grand River
• Saltfleet, area. Was surveyed and opened in 1792. The name was suggested by the existence of several salt water springs. The Township existed from 1816 to 1973, later the town and city of Stoney Creek
• Seneca, existed from 1816 to 1851, later part of Brant County