The County of Lambton, of which Sarnia is the principal city, is bounded on the North and West by the crystal blue waters of Lake Huron and the St. Clair River. Hence, the name, "Bluewater Country". It is a community with a total county population of approximately 130,000. The primary industry is petrochemical, with production and distribution on a worldwide scale and the second industry, agriculture, which flourishes in Lambton's loamy soils.

Sarnia-Lambton boasts a number of parks and nature preserves, including the Pinery Provincial Park on Lake Huron, Canatara and Centennial Parks on Lake Huron and the St. Clair River respectively and both being within the Sarnia city limits. In addition, there are a large number of inland and waterfront parks under the administrations of the St. Clair Parkway Authority and the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority.

Connected by air, rail and autoroute to London and Toronto in Canada, and Detroit and all other U.S. destinations, Sarnia is a strategic place to locate your home or business.

The climate is one of Canada's most temperate, being almost at Canada's southernmost tip. The area offers excellent educational opportunities at the primary school, secondary school, career school and community college levels. Sarnia is just one hour away from colleges and universities in London, Windsor and Detroit.

Sarnia boasts a safe environment in which to raise a family or retire. Its sandy beaches, boating harbours, waterways and other natural amenities mean Sarnia is a fun location.

Sarnia is a gorgeous place to live.

The members of the Sarnia-Lambton Real Estate Board would be delighted to assist with your move to Sarnia-Lambton.

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