The Township of North Algona Wilberforce is a tranquil and scenic rural municipality located in Renfrew County. Formed in 1999 but amalgamating the former townships of North Algona and Wilberforce, the area spans about 369km² and has a population of around 3,100 (2021), giving it a low density and plenty of open space.
The township is defined by its beautiful lakes, rivers, and forests, making it a haven for cottage life and outdoor recreation. Some of its notable water bodies include Golden Lake and Lake Dore, and the Bonnechere River flows through parts of it. You’ll find locals and visitors enjoying fishing, boating, swimming, and kayaking in the summer, as well as snowmobiling and cross-country skiing when the snow falls.
Communities within the township include Golden Lake, Rankin, Lake Dore, Deacon, and several small settlements and hamlets like Allans Corner, Fourth Chute, Beef Town, Higginson’s Hill, Woito, and more.
Historically and culturally, the region carries a relaxed, community-focused vibe. It’s also accessible, with Highways 41 and 60 connecting the township to surrounding regions.
For those looking for peace, natural beauty, and a slower pace of life, North Algona Wilberforce offers a compelling mix of charm, outdoor adventure, and community.
Township of North Algona Wilberforce
1091 Shaw Woods Road
Eganville, Ontario
K0J 1T0
613-628-2080
