Strathroy-Caradoc

Strathroy-Caradoc is a municipality in Middlesex County in southwestern Ontario that combines farmland with small settlements. The area is crossed by Highway 402 and serves as home to residential neighborhoods alongside working agricultural land.

The area was settled in the early 1800s and grew gradually from a small outpost into a larger settlement. In 2001, Strathroy and Caradoc Township merged to form the municipality that exists today.

The area maintains a strong connection to farming life, visible in the many working farms and local events that celebrate rural traditions and agricultural heritage. This bond with the land and working the soil shapes how the community thinks of itself.

Visitors should use Highway 402 to reach the area and move easily between scattered settlements. Most services and amenities are concentrated in the larger towns, so having a car is helpful for getting around.

Several major railway lines cross through the municipality, making it an important hub for transporting agricultural and industrial products. These rail corridors shape both the landscape and the economic role of the area.

Location: Middlesex County

Inception: 1832

Shares border with: Adelaide Metcalfe, Middlesex Centre, Southwest Middlesex

Website: http://strathroy-caradoc.ca

GPS coordinates: 42.91083,-81.53306

Latest update: December 22, 2025 09:42