Waterford

Waterford is one of the Communities in Norfolk County, Ontario and had a populace of 3,132 at the season of the 2016 Census. Waterford's most punctual known tenants, from around the year 1000 until roughly 300– 350 years after the fact, were the Algonquin country. They were noted rock specialists and proof of their ability in creating sharpened stones is still to be found in open worked field zones encompassing the town.

The following influx of tenants were the Attawandaron country, the Neutrals, who involved the district from around 1350 until their ingestion by the Iroquois 300 years after the fact. The last noteworthy local country to involve the region was the Mississaugas. Collectibles from ious authentic times can be acquired from downtown classical stores. Norfolk FS once in the past known as the Norfolk Co-Operative likewise holds a noteworthy base of activities here, which gives synthetic compounds and most agribusiness related merchandise notwithstanding creature feed for neighborhood ranchers.

The Townsend Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company has its central station in Waterford where it was begun by agriculturists in 1879. As a common insurance agency, each one of its clients is likewise a part and proprietor. Close access to railroad and air head out enables neighborhood explorers to keep up a minimal effort "command post" in Waterford while approaching provincial, national and universal goals.