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Mississauga is a city in Ontario, Canada. It is located in Peel District, west of Toronto, and is a part of greater toronto area. According to the census in 20 13, Mi city has about 72,0341residents, making it the sixth largest city in China in terms of population. Mississauga is an important transportation hub in most areas, with seven provincial highways passing through the city, and a large part of Toronto Pearson International Airport is located in the urban area.

Mississauga is located on the northern shore of Lake Ontario, bordering Binton in the north, Oakville and Mioton in Horton in the west, and Horton Mountain in the northwest. As for the city boundary between Toronto and the east, part of it is along a Taobi Valley Stream.

Basic Introduction Chinese Name: Mississauga mbth: Mississauga Administrative Category: Municipal District: Ontario Jurisdiction: Pierre Area Code: 905, 647 area: 288.42 square kilometers Population: 72034 1 person (20 13) Dialect: English climatic conditions: temperate continental climate Famous scenic spots: Great Lakes-Lake Ontario Airport: Toronto Mayor Pearson International Airport: Colombi University: University of Toronto's Mississauga Campus in twin cities: Introduction to Sugiyama Mississauga is in Ontario, Canada. According to the 2006 census, Mizhou City has about 668,549 residents, making it the sixth most populous city in China. Mississauga is an important transportation hub in most areas, with seven provincial highways passing through the city, and a large part of Toronto Pearson International Airport is located in the urban area. Mississauga is located on the northern shore of Lake Ontario, bordering Binton in the north, Oakville and Mioton in Charlton in the west, and Linton Mountain in the northwest. As for the city boundary between Toronto and the east, part of it is along Yitaobi Valley Creek. When Europeans arrived here in the early17th century, the indigenous people who spoke Iroquois and Algonquian had already lived here. One of the peoples living in the Credit Valley is the Mississauga who originally lived in Georgia Bay. The name of this ethnic group comes from Anishinaabe's word "Misi-zaagiing", which means "residents of the estuary". /kloc-At the beginning of the 9th century, officials of Yorktown (now Toronto) bought about 84,000 acres (340 square kilometers) of land west of the town (now Mississauga) from the Mississauga people, and set it as Toronto Town on August 2nd, 2005. After exploration in Toronto town, the authorities gave most of the land in this area to the loyalists of the United Empire, who moved here from 13 states in North America during and after the American Revolution. * * * 1820, purchased land from Mississauga people and established several settlements. With the continuous immigration of European immigrants, * * * also moved the Mississauga people to the aboriginal reservation along the Rio Grande in 1847. With many railway lines passing through Toronto Town, the area is becoming more and more prosperous, which also prompted the establishment of 1873 Toronto Town Council to co-ordinate road maintenance, police and postal services in the area. Even so, the region's economy was still dominated by agriculture in the late 19 and early 20th century, while the coastal area of Ontario gradually became a holiday resort for Toronto residents in the 1920s. Queen Elizabeth Road was opened in the late period of 1930' s, which became one of the earliest two-way separation roads in the world, and also made the intersection of this road and Dick West Road develop into one of the earliest suburban residential areas outside Toronto. In 1968, Ontario * * * merged a series of settlements in Toronto Town into Mississauga Town. 1974 Port Credit and Streetsville were merged into Mississauga Town, and Mississauga Town was also transformed into a city. There are three east-west expressways in Mississauga, namely 40 1 provincial highway in Ontario, 403 provincial highway in downtown Missouri and Queen Elizabeth Road in southern Missouri. Provincial Highway 403 is connected with Provincial Highway 4 10 in the north-south direction at the intersection of 40 1 Provincial Highway in eastern Michigan, and some sections of Provincial Highway 409 are located in the city and lead to Toronto Pearson International Airport. In addition, Provincial Highway 407 also bypasses Michigan from the north and west, while some sections of Provincial Highway 427 are close to the city boundary between Toronto and Mississauga. Although these two highways are not within the scope of dense cities, they also constitute an important part of traffic in this area. GO Transit provides commuter rail and bus services to Mississauga, connecting Mississauga, Toronto and other towns in most areas. The public transport services within the scope of the rice market are managed by Mississauga bus; Its bus service is connected with the services of Toronto Bus Bureau, GO Transportation, Oakville Bus Bureau and Binton Bus Bureau. The authorities are now building a bus lane along provincial highway 403, connecting the east and west ends of the rice market. In addition, there are plans to build a light rail on Hurontario Street, the main traffic artery in the city, but the specific plan has not yet been decided. The main transportation hubs in the city are as follows: Cooksville GO Station: GO Commuting Railway, GO Bus, near the junction of Xiaolongluo Street and Dundas Street. Mississauga Bus Port Credit GO Station: GO Commuting Railway, GO Bus, Near the Intersection of Little Ontario Street and queen street, No.1 Square Mississauga Bus Terminal: GO Bus Near the Intersection of Xiaolangdi Street and Provincial Highway 403, Mississauga Bus * * * Service Education Conseil scolaire Viamonde (FR, En) Conseil Scolaire de District Catholic Centre-Sud (fr, en) In terms of tertiary education, a branch of the University of Toronto is located in Michigan, about 65,438+05. Since 2002, the enrollment rate of Rice Sisoga has increased at a rate of 65,438+0,000 students per year. Twin cities in Sugiyama, Japan (198 1 year)