South Glengarry Profile
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About South Glengarry
South Glengarry is a township in the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, Ontario, east of Cornwall along the St. Lawrence River—not a city. Villages such as Lancaster and Williamstown, Glengarry Highland heritage, and Seaway farmland share the riverside landscape toward the Quebec border. About 13,000 people live in South Glengarry Township.
Known for
- Township of Glengarry villages, not a city
- Lancaster and Williamstown settlements
- Scottish Glengarry Highland heritage
- St. Lawrence River shoreline east of Cornwall
- Farm country toward the Quebec border
See & do
Williamstown Fairgrounds / historic village
One of Ontario’s oldest agricultural fair sites.
Glengarry Pioneer Museum
Settler heritage in Williamstown.
Lancaster village and beach approaches
River-town hub near the St. Lawrence.
Charlottenburgh Park / Raisin River country
Camping and river recreation in the township area.
St. Lawrence riverside drives
Scenic routes toward Quebec and Cornwall.
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