Gladysville, Wentworth

Gladysville 	Gladysville 	Gladysville
Suburb 	Suburb 	Suburb
Dutch 	Gladysville 	Gladysville
Chinese 	格拉兹维 Gélāzīwéi 	格拉兹维 Gélāzīwéi
Japanese 	グラディスビル Guradisubiru 	グラディスビル Guradisubiru
Polding Street shops 	Polding Street shops 	Polding Street shops
Population 	 	
Postcode 	 	
Borough 	Crecimento 	Crecimento
Region 	Southern Suburbs 	Southern Suburbs
Surrounding Suburbs 	Surrounding Suburbs 	Surrounding Suburbs
Whetstone National Park	Castlebrook Bay 	Castlebrook Bay
Somerset 	Gladysville 	Castlebrook Bay
Castlebrook Bay 	Castlebrook Bay 	Castlebrook Bay
Gladysville (/ˈglædəzvɪl/) is a bayside suburb in southern Wentworth, in the Borough of Crecimento. It is located at the eastern tip of the Toronto Peninsula and is surrounded on three sides by Castlebrook Bay (to the north and east) and Marshall Bay (to the south). Established as a small fishing village, the modern suburb was developed in the 1970s and 1980s as the urban sprawl of Wentworth reached the peninsula.
Gladysville is a mostly residential suburb with the main commercial area bounded by Caldecott Road, Polding Street, O'Briens Road and George Street in the suburb's east. Prior to the opening of the Castlebrook Motorway portion of the M10 Motorway and the Castlebrook Bay Bridge in 1986, the only vehicular route into Gladysville was Caldecott Road, which passes through Whetstone National Park to connect with Somerset to the west. Gladysville remains relatively isolated from the rest of Wentworth, with Caldecott Road still the only non-tolled, non-motorway route in and out of the suburb.