Grey, Ontario

Grey is a municipality located in Ontario, Canada. It encompasses various communities, including the town of Owen Sound, which serves as the administrative seat. The municipality is situated on the southern shore of Georgian Bay, bordered by the counties of Bruce, Huron, and Simcoe.

As of recent estimates, Grey has a population of approximately 93,000 residents, reflecting a mix of urban and rural communities. The area is known for its natural features, including the Niagara Escarpment and numerous parks, such as Grey County Forest and the Bruce Trail. Owen Sound is recognized for its waterfront, which includes a marina and recreational areas.

Key points of interest in Grey include the Grey Roots Museum and Archives, which showcases local history, and the Tom Thomson Art Gallery, dedicated to the works of the Canadian artist. Transportation infrastructure includes Highway 6 and Highway 21, facilitating regional connectivity. Recent developments in Grey focus on enhancing tourism, with investments in outdoor recreational facilities and heritage conservation. The local economy is supported by agriculture, tourism, and service industries, reflecting a diverse economic base influenced by its geographical setting and natural resources.