Stittsville
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Resumen
Stittsville traces its roots to 1818, when Irish immigrant Jackson Stitt built a sawmill and grist mill at what became the community's original crossroads. Rebuilt further south near the railway after an 1870 fire, it grew slowly as a village — incorporated in 1961, then folded into Goulbourn Township in 1974 and the City of Ottawa in 2001 — before the Queensway's extension in the 1970s and later suburban growth turned it into a west-end community of roughly 30,000. Despite that growth, the older village core along Main Street has kept a walkable strip of independent shops and restaurants that took generations to build.
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Cómo Movilizarse
Stittsville is connected to downtown via Highway 417 and several OC Transpo bus routes along Hazeldean Road and Stittsville Main Street. Check octranspo.com for current routes and schedules.
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Última verificación: 27 de agosto de 2026