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Census Division	2006 Population	Area	Ring
Brant	125,099	1,092.95 km (422.0 sq mi)	Outer
Dufferin County	54,436	1,485.58 km (573.6 sq mi)	Outer
Regional Municipality of Durham	561,258	2,523.15 km (974.2 sq mi)	Inner
Haldimand County	45,212	1,251.58 km (483.2 sq mi)	Outer
Regional Municipality of Halton	439,256	967.17 km (373.4 sq mi)	Inner
Hamilton	504,559	1,117.21 km (431.4 sq mi)	Inner
Kawartha Lakes	74,561	3,059.47 km (1,181.3 sq mi)	Outer
Regional Municipality of Niagara	427,421	1,854.17 km (715.9 sq mi)	Inner
Northumberland County	80,963	1,902.97 km (734.7 sq mi)	Outer
Regional Municipality of Peel	1,159,405	1,242.40 km (479.7 sq mi)	Inner
Peterborough County	133,080	3,805.71 km (1,469.4 sq mi)	Outer
Simcoe County	422,204	4,840.56 km (1,869.0 sq mi)	Outer
Toronto	2,503,281	630.18 km (243.3 sq mi)	Inner
Regional Municipality of Waterloo	478,121	1,368.64 km (528.4 sq mi)	Outer
Wellington County	200,425	2,656.66 km (1,025.7 sq mi)	Outer
Regional Municipality of York	892,712	1,761.84 km (680.3 sq mi)	Inner

Deleting Physical Infrastructure: A Discussion or Two

the savage bastard says:

have you ever heard of a highway being deleted?

(name blanked on request) says:

no?

the savage bastard says:

have you ever heard of a highway being decommissioned?

(name blanked on request) says:

like torn down?

the savage bastard says:

the highway, or at least it's designation, ceases to be

for example, Ontario once had a highway 2. Now it doesnt. Highway 2 was decommissioned, and is now a variety of county roads

(name blanked on request) says:

No I can't think of any. Why?

the savage bastard says:

someone on Misplaced Pages recentlly changed about a hundred articles to say that highways around Canada and the Us were "deleted"

I've never heard of a highway being deleted though, I find the term bizarre

but apaprently, decommissioning a highway is a neologism

(name blanked on request) says:

no have never heard of them being deleted

the savage bastard says:

neither have I

the savage bastard says:

have you ever heard of a highway being deleted?

TDK laptop says:

as in closed down?

or rerouted

the savage bastard says:

Have you ever heard of a highway being decommissioned?

TDK laptop says:

yes

why?

the savage bastard says:

which term makes more sense: deleted, or decommissioned?

TDK laptop says:

decomissioned

the savage bastard says:

Someone on[REDACTED] recently edited many articles to state that highways were deleted as opposed to decommissioned

TDK laptop says:

deleted means toren up complelty not abandoned

Thanks for proving the unsuitability of "decommissioned" - the first person thought it meant "torn down" and the second "abandoned". --NE2 23:02, 21 October 2007 (UTC)

The first person did not know what deleted meant. The second stated that deleted meant it was torn up completely. Both stated that decommissioned made more sense than deleted. vıdıoman (talk • contribs) 23:33, 21 October 2007 (UTC)