such as North Lambton Secondary School, Lambton Central Collegiate Vocational Institute, St. Patrick's Catholic High School, and Northern Collegiate Institute and Vocational School. The area has at least eight documented places of worship, including two United churches, a United Reformed Churches in North America affiliated church, an Associated Gospel Churches of Canada affiliated church, an Anglican Church, a Canadian Baptists of Ontario and Quebec church and a Christian Reformed Church in North America church. Wyoming's Roman Catholic Church closed in June 2007 in a parish reorganization by the Diocese of London. Industry The Town of Wyoming has a mix of industry, with light manufacturing including approximately 100 employed in publishing and 25 in grain processing. Smaller employers include a credit union branch, a convenience store, Broadway Automotive Services, electric bike store, a fireplace installer, a Foodland location, a cheese store, a pharmacy, an agricultural equipment dealer, a consumer automobile dealer and an arborist service. There is also Godfather’s Pizza and the NHL Hunter family has Huntzy’s Pizza in Wyoming. Outside of the town, the Wanstead Farmers' Co-operative provides grain handling and agricultural services. In 2005, a winery was established near the village of Aberarder. Multiple gas stations and franchise food chains can be found in the hamlet of Reece's Corners, which serves as a stop along the Ontario Highway 402. The village of Camlachie is home to two golf courses, serving in part more affluent communities on the Lake Huron shoreline. Demographics In the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Plympton–Wyoming had a population of living in of its total private dwellings, a change of from its 2016 population of . With a land area of , it had a population density of in 2021. Populations prior to amalgamation (2001): Population in 1941 Plympton (township): 2,595 Wyoming (village): 518 Population total in 1996: 7,344 Plympton (township): 5,247 Wyoming (village): 2,131 Population in 1991: Plympton (township): 5,275 Wyoming (village): 2,071 See also List of townships in Ontario Wyoming railway station (Ontario) References External links Lower-tier municipalities in Ontario Populated places established in 2001 Towns in Ontario Municipalities in Lambton County