Bradford
Ontario
From the rich black soil of the Holland Marsh to the vibrant streets of one of Ontario's fastest-growing towns.
A Town of Two Worlds
Bradford West Gwillimbury (BWG) is uniquely positioned where the urban sprawl of the GTA meets the agricultural heartland of Simcoe County. Known as the **"Soup Hub of Canada"**, the Holland Marsh provides a backdrop of stunning fertility and history.
Quick History
Formed through the merger of the Town of Bradford and the Township of West Gwillimbury, the area was first settled in the early 19th century. The drainage of the **Holland Marsh** in the 1920s transformed the region into a global agricultural powerhouse.
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1857: Incorporated as a Village.
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1925: The "Marsh Drainage" begins.
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1991: Modern BWG is created.
The Marsh
The Holland Marsh is one of the most fertile areas in the world, producing $50M+ in vegetables annually.
Downtown
Holland Street is the traditional "Four Corners" heart of the town, featuring heritage buildings and local gems.
Cuisine
A melting pot of cultures. From authentic Portuguese bakeries to Italian diners and modern bistros.
Explore the Map
Navigate the different neighborhoods, from the historic downtown core to the newer developments in Grandview and the Highlands.