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97 Street is a major
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in north
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,
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. It is used to take vehicles in and out of
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to the city's northern suburban neighbourhoods and to the region's main military installation,
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. North of
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( Highway 16), it is designated as part of Highway 28. The road has existed in some form since Edmonton was a small agricultural community. At its southern terminus it connects with
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, early Edmonton's main street, at the location of the
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the main federal government offices in Alberta since 1988 and the former site of the Alberta Hotel. Proceeding north, 97 Street passes the
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, and the
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, as well as the Chinatown gate in Chinatown and Little Italy. Like all early roads in eastern Edmonton, Namao Avenue as it was called, ran at a slight angle to a true north–south line, being more NNW-SSE. During later development (north of 110A Avenue) it switches to a straight north–south course. The neighbourhood along the west side, between 137 and 153 Avenues, Griesbach, used to be designated for homes for the families of the base. This has since been redeveloped by the
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. 97 Street is still used as the Canadian Forces parade to the base upon return of duty of the troops. A portion of 97 street between 137 Avenue and Anthony Henday Drive has been given the honorary name, " Canadian Forces Trail" and was approved in 2018, the proposal submitted by Ward 3 City Councillor Jon Dziadyk. This has prompted the light standards being tied with
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s and the street nicknamed Heroes Boulevard. This honorary name was the idea of local dentist Randy Crowell as a tribute to all past and present members of Edmontons' military family. 10,000 names were gathered through radio media outlets and presented to City Hall in support of the Heroes Boulevard tribute.


Neighbourhoods

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* Rosslyn * Northmount * Griesbach * Evansdale *
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* Lago Lindo * Elsinore


Major intersections

This is a list of major intersections, starting at the south end of 97 Street.


See also

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List of streets in Edmonton The following is a list of the north–south arterial thoroughfares in the city of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Numbered streets run north–south with street numbers increasing to the west. In 1982 a quadrant system was adopted. Meridian Street (1 S ...
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References

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