List of municipalities in the Greater Toronto Area

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In the Greater Toronto Area , there are 25 incorporated municipalities in either York Region, Halton Region, Peel Region, Durham Region or Toronto. According to the 2021 census, the Greater Toronto Area has a total population of 6,711,985.

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Municipalities in the Greater Toronto Area

List of municipalities

Census subdivisionMunicipal statusTotal population
2011 [1]
Population
density 2011 a [1]
Total population
2016 [2]
Population
density 2016 a [2]
Total population
2021 [3]
Population
density 2021 a [3]
Ajax Town (lower-tier)109,6001,634.2119,6771,786.4126,6661,634.2
Aurora Town (lower-tier)53,2031,068.855,4451,112.362,0571,241.1
Brampton City (lower-tier)523,9061,967.1593,6382,228.7656,4802,469.0
Brock Township (lower-tier)11,34126.811,64227.512,56729.7
Burlington City (lower-tier)175,779946.8183,314987.3186,9481,004.4
Caledon Town (lower-tier)59,46086.466,50296.676,581111.2
Clarington Municipality (lower-tier)84,548138.392,013150.5101,427166.0
East Gwillimbury Town (lower-tier)22,47391.723,99197.934,637141.4
Georgina Town (lower-tier)43,517151.245,418157.847,642165.6
Halton Hills Town (lower-tier)59,013213.661,161221.462,951227.4
King Township (lower-tier)19,89959.724,51273.627,33382.3
Markham City (lower-tier)301,7091,419.3328,9661,549.2338,5031,604.8
Milton Town (lower-tier)84,362232.3110,128303.2132,979366.1
Mississauga City (lower-tier)713,4432,439.9721,5992,467.6717,9612,467.6
Newmarket Town (lower-tier)79,9782,086.384,2242,190.587,9422,284.1
Oakville Town (lower-tier)182,5201,314.2193,8321,395.6213,7591,538.5
Oshawa City (lower-tier)149,6071,027.0159,4581,094.9175,3831,027.0
Pickering City (lower-tier)88,721383.191,771396.399,186383.1
Richmond Hill City (lower-tier)185,5411,838.0195,0221,928.8202,0222,004.4
Scugog Township (lower-tier)21,56945.421,61745.521,58145.5
Toronto City (single-tier)2,615,0604,149.52,731,5714,334.42,794,3564,427.8
Uxbridge Township (lower-tier)20,62349.021,17650.321,55651.3
Vaughan City (lower-tier)288,3011,054.0306,2331,119.4323,1031,185.9
Whitby Town (lower-tier)122,022832.7128,377875.4138,501944.2
Whitchurch-Stouffville Town/Municipality (lower-tier)37,628182.345,837222.349,864241.6
Total6,053,823937.506,417,124996.546,711,9851,033.77

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