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Principal streets and roads, names places, residential streets and roads, road number labels, water objects, land use areas.

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Calgary, Alberta, is a dynamic city with a variety of streets, roads, and districts that give it its unique character. Here’s an overview of some of the principal streets, roads, and city districts in Calgary:

Principal Streets and Roads

1. 16 Avenue NW (Trans-Canada Highway)
   • This is a major east-west route through Calgary, part of the Trans-Canada Highway system. It connects many communities and commercial areas.
2. Macleod Trail
   • A significant north-south route that runs from the downtown core south through numerous residential and commercial districts.
3. Crowchild Trail
   • An important arterial road that runs in a northwest-southeast direction, providing access to many key areas, including the University of Calgary.
4. Deerfoot Trail (Highway 2)
   • The primary north-south freeway in Calgary, which is a crucial route for commuting and connects the northern and southern edges of the city.
5. Glenmore Trail
   • A major east-west expressway that provides a key connection across the southern part of Calgary.
6. Memorial Drive
   • Runs parallel to the Bow River and provides scenic views of downtown Calgary and access to various parks and landmarks.
7. 17 Avenue SW (Red Mile)
   • Known for its vibrant nightlife, dining, and shopping, especially in the Beltline and Mount Royal areas.

Major City Districts

1. Downtown Calgary
   • The central business district with a mix of office towers, retail spaces, and cultural venues. Key areas include the Downtown West End, East Village, and the Downtown Commercial Core.
2. Beltline
   • Just south of downtown, this area is known for its high-density residential buildings, trendy shops, and restaurants. Notable sub-areas include Victoria Park and Connaught.
3. Inglewood
   • One of Calgary’s oldest neighborhoods, known for its historic buildings, unique shops, and vibrant arts scene.
4. Kensington
   • A popular district northwest of downtown, known for its pedestrian-friendly streets, boutiques, cafes, and cultural events.
5. Mission
   • A lively area with a mix of residential and commercial spaces, famous for the 4th Street Lilac Festival and a variety of dining options.
6. Bridgeland
   • Located northeast of downtown, Bridgeland is known for its Italian heritage, dining, and views of the Calgary skyline.
7. Chinatown
   • Situated along the Bow River, this district is a hub for Chinese culture, cuisine, and businesses.
8. East Village
   • A revitalized area on the eastern edge of downtown, featuring modern residential buildings, the National Music Centre, and RiverWalk.
9. Mount Royal
   • A prestigious residential neighborhood with historic homes and tree-lined streets.
10. Stephen Avenue
    • A major pedestrian mall in the heart of downtown Calgary, known for its historic buildings, shopping, dining, and entertainment venues.

Key Points of Interest

• Calgary Tower
  • A prominent landmark offering panoramic views of the city.
• Stampede Park
  • Home to the annual Calgary Stampede, one of the largest rodeos in the world.
• Prince’s Island Park
  • An urban park on an island in the Bow River, hosting festivals and outdoor activities.
• The Core Shopping Centre
  • A major retail complex in downtown Calgary.

These streets, roads, and districts contribute to Calgary’s diverse and vibrant urban landscape, making it a dynamic place to live, work, and visit.

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