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Bashaw, Alberta

Includes the following communities
Bashaw, Alberta
History

Bashaw began as a rural area called South Red Deer Lake, and Volga German settlers (among other German groups) began settling in the are in the mid-1890s.       

In 1910, the Grand Trunk Railway Company built a line of the C.P.R. through the area that connected Edmonton and Calgary. A number of new towns sprang up along this line, and one of them was the town of Bashaw.

Resources

- Bashaw Cemetery (findagrave.com)

The following Volga German families lived in and around Bashaw: