Where lodges are ...

 There are 182 lodges in the area supervised by the County Grand Lodge of Glasgow. These are grouped into 22 District Lodges which are listed here along with places which have Orange Halls. Indeed the area covered includes some lodges outwith the city boundary and really a Greater Glasgow description.

  LOCAL DISTRICT LODGE FORMATIONS

  NORTH (5 Districts)-

 District No 3 (Townhead) District 10 (Springburn) District No 11 Cowcaddens) District No 46 (Maryhill), District No 54 (Kelvin Valley)

  SOUTH (6 Districts)-

 District No 20 (Rutherglen) District No 28(Pollokshaws), District No 40(Cambuslang) District No 42 (Govan) District No 49 (Southside) District No 58 (East Kilbride)

  EAST (5 Districts)-

 District No 12 (Dennistoun)) District No 17 (Easterhouse) District No 21 (Shettleston) District No 37 (Bridgeton) District No 50 (Dalmarnock)

 Note. 12 District Halls were burned down in an arson attack and lodges temporarily meeting in Dennistoun Central Parish Kirk having been offered accomodation by the church authorities.

  WEST ( 6 Districts)-

 District No 7 (Whiteinch)   District No 13 (Anderston) District No 15 (Partick) District No 27 (Dumbarton) District No 29 (Kelvingrove) District No 57 (Drumchapel)

 Kelvin Valley, East Kilbride, Dumbarton, Rutherglen, Cambuslang Districts are outwith city boundary. Three lodges of Inglis Street District meet in Cumbernauld.

 DISTRICTS RE-ORORANISED & RENEWAL SINCE THE 1950'S CITY REDEVELOPMENT:

 Withdrawn =

 Original 17 District (Townhead), Martyrs Memorial Dist 24,Original District 58 Barlanark , Castlemilk District 60.

 New =

 District 17 Greater Easterhouse, East Kilbride District 58, Drumchapel District 57. Three new lodges were set up in nearby Cumbernauld New Town and operate under District 12.

  ORANGE HALLS:

 These can be found in the following parts of the city.

 Possil Springburn Maryhill Dennistoun Shettleston Bridgeton Rutherglen Cambuslang Govan Southside (Gorbals) Pollokshaws Kelvingrove Partick Whiteinch Drumchapel Dumbarton

Cambuslang

Cowcaddens District has, in it's history, moved three times and the name is now perhaps a misnomer due to redevelopment and as it's present building is now in the Possil area of the city well away from it's original base on the edge of the city centre. This was a reflection of population moves from the central area of Glasgow. Dalmarnock District uses Bridgeton District Hall for their lodges.

No 12 District which was excellently based in their halls in Inglis Street, Dennistoun lost them due to anarson attack. GThe lodges as mentioned elsewhere now meet in Dennistoun Central Parish Church.

    NEW HALLS CREATED:

 Shettleston Pollokshaws Partick Gorbals

 There were other Orange Halls during the 19th century at the Candleriggs (an early Orange HQ), in Anderston at Washington Street and other inner-city areas since relocated. The present halls at Whiteinch, Bridgeton and Kelvingrove were originally churches (Whiteinch was also the first school in the area). Southside District's former hall was also an ex-church as too was the former hall at Partick. Dalmarnock originally had an ex-Mission Hall.