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Wheelchair-accessible entrance

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Beautiful site for all seasons.

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27.08.2023

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One of Edmonton's many gems. Great to walk across while visiting Buenavista Park, for a real Buenavista

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100 Street Pedestrian Bridge | City of Edmonton

A new iconic bridge will create a destination landmark in the city skyline. It will provide a safe and continuous link over McDougall Hill Road and along the edge of downtown. Positioned between MacDonald …

New pedestrian bridge in downtown Edmonton in design stage

Contact Updated April 5, 2022 4:17 p.m. PDT Published April 4, 2022 3:01 p.m. PDT Share The City of Edmonton has released images of a potential pedestrian bridge in the downtown area. The...

Road and Bridge Projects | City of Edmonton

The City is building a new pedestrian bridge at 170 Street between 87 Avenue and 90 Avenue. The bridge is anticipated to be complete in summer 2023. Terwillegar Drive Terwillegar Drive is being upgraded to meet current and future needs. Construction begins in 2021 and will take approximately 5 years to complete. Yellowhead Trail Freeway …

170 Street Pedestrian Bridge | City of Edmonton

The City has identified a need for a new grade-separated pedestrian bridge to allow for safe crossing of 170 Street between 87 Avenue and 90 Avenue. A new pedestrian bridge will provide pedestrians access to area businesses, schools and transit options while minimizing disruption to vehicular traffic along 170 Street.

Smith Crossing Pedestrian Bridge Replacement | City of Edmonton

The Smith Crossing Pedestrian Bridge, located along 23 Avenue, provides access to the MacTaggart and Larch Sanctuaries within the river valley system. The existing bridge was built in the early 1900s and has reached the end of its service life.

142 Street Pedestrian/Cyclist Bridge | City of Edmonton

The Terwillegar Drive Expansion Program has identified a new pedestrian/cyclist bridge over Whitemud Drive, at 142 Street. The bridge will connect to the active transportation networks in Brookside …

170 Street pedestrian bridge completion delayed into 2023

The City of Edmonton says the new pedestrian bridge spanning 170 Street will be completed behind schedule following construction delays. Located between 87 Avenue and 90 Avenue, the $10 million ...

TAWATINA PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE - 2023 All You Need to Know …

Tawatina Pedestrian Bridge, Edmonton: See reviews, articles, and photos of Tawatina Pedestrian Bridge, ranked No.174 on Tripadvisor among 194 attractions in Edmonton.

MacKinnon Ravine Pedestrian Bridge | City of Edmonton

MacKinnon Ravine Pedestrian Bridge, located along 148 Street between Stony Plain Road and Summit Drive will be replaced. Construction is anticipated to begin in 2023. Project Update - November 2022 The preliminary design has been completed. The replacement bridge will consist of a 4.2 m wide, three-span wood bridge with steel piers.

New Edmonton-Strathcona County pedestrian bridge …

New Edmonton-Strathcona County pedestrian bridge poised to join list of iconic landmarks Construction on the $41 million Edmonton-Strathcona County Footbridge is expected to start this...

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