Who can introduce me to Hamilton?

I. Hamilton, Ohio, USA

A city in southwestern Ohio. On the Greater Miami River, 43 kilometers north of Cincinnati. Population is 63,000 (1980). The fortress was built in 179 1 and the city was built in 1887. Railway hub and surrounding agricultural and pastoral areas trade center. Industries include car compartments, steel, metalworking, machine tools and building materials.

2. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

An industrial city in southeastern Ontario, Canada. 56 kilometers southwest of Toronto, Burlington Bay on the west bank of Lake Ontario. The population is 306,000, and the metropolitan area is 542,000 (198 1). This port is great. It can berth seagoing ships and ships in the Great Lakes. Immigrants settled in 1778. 18 16 set up a village. 1830 The Burlington Canal was opened and developed rapidly into an important port and railway center. 1833 established a town. Established in 1846. Relying on lake transportation, coal from Lake Erie and iron ore from Lake Superior are used nearby, and the iron and steel industry is gradually emerging. It is an important iron and steel industrial center, financial center and excellent port in China. Its steel output is more than half that of the whole country. Industries include metal smelting, automobile manufacturing, tires, railway equipment, electrical appliances, clothing, cotton canvas, chemical industry and agricultural machinery. There are roads and railways leading to Toronto and Windsor. Surrounded by fruit producing areas, this city has the largest open-air market in China. McMaster University 1930 moved here from Toronto. It is the first private university in Canada with an atomic reactor and is famous for its nuclear research. It also owns Hamilton Art Hall, Football Hall, Art Gallery, Museum, Botanical Garden and Golf Course. There is a wildlife sanctuary nearby. Tourism is booming.

Hamilton is close to Toronto, but it takes more than an hour to take the expressway. The city has gurgling streams, spectacular waterfalls, wide horizons and unique scenery. If you live in Toronto for a long time and want to visit nearby, this town is a good choice.

Hamilton has 45 parks with a total area of over 65,438+0,600 acres. Cheduk Golf Club has two courses, 65,438+0.8 holes.

Dunn Castle is a private residence rebuilt in the19th century, and is now open to visitors. The gardens and courtyards of the castle are rare places to hold concerts, puppet shows, operas, plays and folk dances. The children's play was staged in the "Cockpit Theater", a restored octagonal dome building with columns. It is said that in the most glorious period of this villa, it used to be a chicken farm.

Hamilton Art Museum has a large collection of oil paintings, and its treasures include French Canadian Farmer's House, Horses and Trains, Diamond Hat and so on. After the death of the famous Canadian painter william bruce (1859- 1906), his family donated 30 works to Hamilton, which have become the basic collection of the museum.

McMaster University is a famous university located in Hamilton. 1887 was founded by Canadian Baptist Church in Toronto, and 1930 moved to Hamilton. This is a coeducational and non-sectarian institution of higher learning, which is famous for owning the first private nuclear reactor in Canada and successfully collecting all the papers of john russell, a British philosopher, mathematician and writer.

The Royal Botanical Garden covers an area of 2,000 acres, including the famous stone garden, spring garden and Kutizi Paradise, a wetland and wildlife reserve. Every June, iris, lily and peony in full bloom in the spring garden compete for beauty and beauty.

Lawrence Park in Sam extends 366 meters along the top of Hamilton Mountain. When you climb to the top of the mountain, you can get a panoramic view of Hamilton and the port. Looking northeast of the park, you can see Burlington Bay Elevated Highway and Lake Ontario. It has a wide view and is a good place to go.

3. Hamilton, Bermuda

Hamilton, the capital of Bermuda in the western North Atlantic, is a natural harbor. The population is about 1, 676 (1985). It was built in17th century. The city was built in 1897. It is a relay station for navigation and aviation between Western Europe and North America. Beautiful environment and pleasant climate. Tourist resorts and winter resorts. Bermuda Cathedral is a famous local building.

Hamilton, Waikato District, New Zealand (with photos)

The largest inland city in New Zealand. Located in the middle of North Island, on both sides of the middle reaches of waikato river, southeast of Auckland110km. The population is 182000(2005). It is the distribution center of agricultural and livestock products in Waikato Valley, and also the industrial center of meat and milk food processing and wood processing. There is the University of Waikato (founded at 1964).

Hamilton City is divided into two parts by the mighty waikato river. The best way to enjoy the scenery of the cities on both sides of the strait is to stand on the deck of the Amin cruise ship. When the trees and river banks move backwards with the progress of the ship, everything you see will let you know the history and distinctive places of the city. In Hamilton theme park, you can see trees, flowers and exotic plants with park characteristics at any time of the year. The outstanding features of other cities are the Waikato Museum of Contemporary Art and History and the Zoo, where you can see the kiwi, the national bird of New Zealand, flying freely in a big cage for food. People who live in Hamilton love sports very much. You may happen to see a game at Waikato Stadium.

Practical information: the population is about 182000, and there are tourist information centers and international and domestic airports.

Driving to other towns near Hamilton:

Vahia (16 minutes)

Cambridge) (20 minutes)

Teawa Mutu (28 minutes)

Take the train to other towns near Hamilton;

Pukekoch (Pukekoch)

Otto Hanga (Otto Hanga)

Fly to other towns near Hamilton;

Auckland (Auckland)

Palmerston North.

Wellington