The Town of East Gwillimbury is home to approximately 21,500 residents. The East Gwillimbury Town Hall located at 19000 Leslie Street, is an ultra-modern building that reflects the rapid and dynamic growth that is forecast for this community in the coming years.

East Gwillimbury’s five urban areas: Holland Landing, Mt. Albert, Queensville, River Drive Park and Sharon are separated by hundreds of acres of gently rolling hills and sun-baked farmfields. Holland Landing has the town’s largest population however Queensville is projected to become the largest community in the town. Mt. Albert and Sharon both enjoy the quaintness and small town friendliness of a historic village.

Holland Landing is one of many small communities that comprise the Town of East Gwillimbury

The pastoral landscape in East Gwillimbury includes streams and rivers and ponds.

Intersection of Old Yonge Street and Mount Albert Road in Holland Landing.

Holland Landing fire hall on Old Yonge Street in Holland Landing.

This winding river is part of the landscape in East Gwillimbury.

The rural East Gwillimbury landscape is captured here.

Town of East Gwillimbury Civic Centre with statue and flag poles out front of the municipal building.