About Glasgow
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Rolling hills, scenic waterways and well maintained open space make Glasgow a special place to visit...and live. Minutes away from
access to the Blue Ridge Parkway, Appalachian Trail, and home to a launching point for an exciting whitewater adventure, Glasgow
welcomes visitors from around the region, nation, and world. Bring your camera and your sense of adventure and enjoy the natural
beauty of the Glasgow area. Visit our Area Attractions page to learn more about places to visit in the area.

The Town of Glasgow, a Town incorporated in 1892, covers 1.53 square miles of nearly level plain at the base of the Blue Ridge
Mountains, at the confluence of the Maury and James rivers in the southeastern portion of Rockbridge County. Home to 1,046
residents (per the 2000 Census), the Town is bounded on the south by the James River, on the east by the Maury River and on the
north and west by Miller and Sallings Mountains. Learn more about our history by visiting the Glasgow History page of this site.
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