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Glassville
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Located 7.42 km S of Centre Glassville: Aberdeen Parish, Carleton County: founded in 1861 by Rev. Charles Gordon Glass, a minister of the Free Church of Scotland, who brought settlers from Scotland: PO from 1861: in 1871 Glassville was the centre of five communities with a population of 200: in 1898 Glassville was a settlement with 1 post office, 6 stores, 1 hotel, 1 church and a population of 300.

Latitude : 46° 29'

Longitude : 67° 25'

County : Carleton

Parish : Aberdeen

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Other communities within the vicinity of KilometersMiles

Community	Distance (Kilometers)	Bearing
Highlands	3.16	54° NE
West Glassville	3.16	306° NW
Ketchum Ridge	4.26	244° WSW
Knowlesville	4.5	145° SE
MacIntosh Mill	4.5	325° NW
Whitehouse Corner	4.5	145° SE
East Glassville	4.5	35° NE

Community

Distance (Kilometers)

Bearing

Highlands

3.16

54° NE

West Glassville

3.16

306° NW

Ketchum Ridge

4.26

244° WSW

Knowlesville

4.5

145° SE

MacIntosh Mill

4.5

325° NW

Whitehouse Corner

4.5

145° SE

East Glassville

4.5

35° NE

* Distances and bearings were calculated by using the latitude and longitude of the community.