Malton

Malton is a place name used for several locations, with the most notable being in England and Canada.

Malton, North Yorkshire, England: This is a market town and civil parish in the Ryedale district, situated on the River Derwent. It lies at the junction of the A64 and the A169, and serves as a historic hub for agriculture and tourism. The town maintains a substantial historic core and hosts a regular market reflecting its market-town heritage. Rail access is provided by Malton railway station on the York–Scarborough Line, linking the town with York and the coast.

Malton, Ontario, Canada: This is a residential community within the city of Mississauga, in the Peel Region, located to the west of Toronto. It developed as a suburban area near Toronto Pearson International Airport and features a mix of housing, local commerce, and schools, with convenient access to major road networks and employment centers in the Greater Toronto Area.