South River is a quiet little town that is situated approximately fifty minutes west of St. John’s on the Conception Bay Highway. It is located at the head of Bay de Grave, between Clarke’s Beach and Cupids. South River was incorporated in 1966 and presently has a population of about 650 people. South River is the first community off Roache’s Line, the connector road to the Trans Canada Highway. It is part of the Baccalieu Trail, a scenic drive around the Conception Bay, Trinity Bay areas. Politically, South River is in the Provincial District of Harbour Main and in the Federal District of Avalon.
Mayor’s Message
South River is a quiet little town that is situated approximately fifty minutes west of St. John’s on the Conception Bay Highway. It is located at the head of Bay de Grave, between Clarke’s Beach and Cupids. South River was incorporated in 1966 and presently has a population of about 650 people. South River is the first community off Roache’s Line, the connector road to the Trans Canada Highway. It is part of the Baccalieu Trail, a scenic drive around the Conception Bay, Trinity Bay areas. Politically, South River is in the Provincial District of Harbour Main and in the Federal District of Avalon.
Council
Council Meetings are the FIRST Wednesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall unless indicated otherwise.
Mayor: Bev Wells
Deputy Mayor: Melissa Hierlihy
Councillors: Eric Snow, Steven Rowe, Ryan Snow, Pat Curran, David Petten.
News and Updates
TOWN HALL
Next Council Meeting Jan. 8, 2025
Tender – Garbage Collection
GARBAGE COLLECTION
Regular Collection: Mondays
RECYCLING PROGRAM
Every Second Monday
Recycling Guidelines
DISPOSAL OF GREASE PRODUCTS
A Guide for Homeowners
PLAYGROUND AND PARKS
OPEN: 9AM TO 10PM
SNOW CLEARING
Notice to Residents
Damage Policy
Freight Containers &
Sea Can Regulations
RODENT CONTROL
ABSOLUTELY NO DUMPING
EXPLOSION RISK & FIRE HAZARD
In an Emergency
Call 911
Fire – Police – Ambulance
THE NEWFOUNDLAND PONY
– NL PONY HERITAGE PASTURE
– HISTORY OF THE NL PONY
– VISITOR’S MAP
– Safety at the Pasture