Edmonton Canada editable vector map svg free

Editable Vector Map of the Edmonton Canada in SVG format.
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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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Edmonton, the capital of Alberta, Canada, is a city with a well-structured road network. Here are some of its principal streets, roads, and city districts:

1. Jasper Avenue: This is one of the main streets in downtown Edmonton. It’s known for its shops, restaurants, and vibrant atmosphere.
2. Whyte Avenue (82nd Avenue): Another vibrant street, especially popular with the younger crowd, known for its boutiques, restaurants, bars, and nightlife.
3. Anthony Henday Drive (Henday Loop): This is Edmonton’s ring road, encircling the city. It provides access to various parts of the city and connects to major highways leading out of Edmonton.
4. Gateway Boulevard: This road connects downtown Edmonton to the southern suburbs. It’s a major route for commuters.
5. Calgary Trail (Gateway Boulevard/Highway 2): This is a significant route running through Edmonton, connecting it to the city of Calgary to the south.
6. Stony Plain Road: It stretches westward from downtown and is a commercial and residential thoroughfare.
7. Yellowhead Trail (Highway 16): This is a major east-west highway passing through Edmonton, connecting it to other parts of Alberta and Saskatchewan.
8. University Avenue: Located near the University of Alberta campus, it’s a busy street with access to various university buildings and facilities.
9. 124 Street: Known for its art galleries, boutiques, and restaurants, it’s a trendy area northwest of downtown.
10. 104 Avenue: Another downtown street with commercial and residential areas, as well as access to the Ice District and Rogers Place arena.

Districts:

1. Downtown: The central business district of Edmonton, characterized by skyscrapers, shops, restaurants, and cultural institutions.
2. Old Strathcona: Located south of the North Saskatchewan River, it’s a historic district with a lively arts and entertainment scene.
3. West Edmonton Mall: Not a street but a massive shopping and entertainment complex, it’s one of the largest malls in North America and a major tourist attraction.
4. Glenora: An upscale residential neighborhood located west of downtown, known for its beautiful homes and tree-lined streets.
5. River Valley: While not a district per se, the River Valley parks system is a defining feature of Edmonton, offering green space and recreational opportunities throughout the city.

These are just a few of the prominent streets, roads, and districts in Edmonton, but the city has many more neighborhoods and thoroughfares worth exploring.