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PDF Sudbury Arena Maps Download GREATER/GRAND GREATER/GRAND to/vers 7 NELSON CAPREOL KUKAGAMI JOE 6 WANAPITEI 5 km L SUDBURY 10 ELLA sudburytourism.ca 1-877-304-8222 • 2 mi 84 5 SKEAD VAL THERESE HANMER LEVACK L 3 B 9 1 80 B 8 1 SUDBURY de/from 8 Dominion 85 AIRPORT Timmins L 1 ONAPING 7 Windy Lake BLEZARD VALLEY 15 L VAL CARON 86 Provincial Park 4 WINDY 15 2 DOWLING St. Laurent Valleyview 3 WHITSON 144 CHELMSFORD L 2 89 B GARSON 8 FALCONBRIDGE 11 AZILDA B 4 3 L 86 L 73 90 WHITEWATER LEGEND/LÉGENDE VERMILION 71 1 34 de/from North Bay Tourist Information 35 Renseignements touristiques SUDBURY 55 9 Attractions/Points of Interest 144 17 Attractions et points d’intérêt L 12 Attractions/Points of Interest L COPPER 34 CONISTON Attractions et points d’intérêt Golf Courses Fairbank Provincial 2 RAMSEY Park CLIFF 12 WAHNAPITAE Terrains de golf 6 1 Sundog Outfitters 17 2 A.Y. Jackson Lookout Parks FAIRBANK MEATBIRD 80 Parcs 24 10 Belvédère A.Y. Jackson KELLY 3 OLG Slots at Sudbury Downs Campgrounds 55 RICHARD 537 4 Dinosaur Valley Mini Golf and/et Terrains de camping LIVELY B Josephine’s Vegetables 13 Provincial Parks L 5 5 Wagonwheel Ranch Parcs provinciaux 2 80 Ranch Wagonwheel Boat Launch 17 6 Northern Ontario Railroad Museum Rampe de mise à l’eau 7 Rocky’s Lake Wanapitei 69 Supervised Beach 4 55 NAUGHTON 8 Sudbury Trail Plan Association Plage surveillée 9 Jane Goodall Reclamation Trail WANUP Sentier de réhabilitation Jane Goodall Highways WORTHINGTON LONG Routes 10 Laurentian Conservation Area WHITEFISH Centre de conservation du lac Laurentien Municipal Roads 10 11 de/from Toronto 11 Uncle Jack’s Log Cabins Chemins municipaux de/from Sault Ste. Marie 12 Copper Cliff Museum Airport Musée de Copper Cliff Aéroport Pools / Piscines Arenas and Recreation Centres / Arénas et centres récréatifs 13 Anderson Farm Museum Hospitals 1 Onaping Falls Pool / Piscine Onaping Falls 1 Levack Arena (I.J. Coady Memorial) 6 McClelland Centre / Centre McCelland Musée agricole Anderson Hôpitaux 2 R.G. Dow Pool / Piscine R. G. Dow Aréna de Levack 7 Confederation Arena (Raymond Plourde) (aréna commémorative I.J. Coady) Train 3 Howard Armstrong Centre Aréna Confédération (Raymond Plourde) Centre Howard Armstrong 2 Chelmsford Arena / Aréna de Chelmsford 8 Howard Armstrong Centre Bus 3 Azilda Arena (Dr Edgar Leclair) Centre Howard Armstrong Autobus Sports Facilities / Installations sportives Aréna d'Azilda (Dr Edgar Leclair) 9 Centennial Arena / Aréna Centennial 4 Centre Lionel Lalonde Centre Liquor Stores 1 Howard Armstrong Centre 10 Capreol Arena / Aréna de Capreol (Centre Trillium Centre) Magasins de spiritueux Centre Howard Armstrong 11 Garson Arena / Aréna de Garson 5 T.M. Davies Arena / Aréna T. M. Davies Beer Stores PANACHE 2 Hillcrest Soccer Field 12 Coniston Arena / Aréna de Coniston Magasins de bière Champ de soccer Hillcrest Every effort is made to make this map as accurate and comprehensive as possible. The publisher disclaims responsibility for any unintentional errors or omissions. / Nous faisons tous les efforts possibles pour rendre cette carte aussi exacte et complète que possible. L’éditeur se dégage de toute responsabilité pour toute erreur ou omission involontaire. 27 to Airport/ vers Aréoport MALEY CENTRAL/CENTRE 26 30 86 66 CAMBRIAN HEIGHTS 28 GARY LANSING LASALLE 71 WILMA SUDBURY ST. CHARLES sudburytourism.ca 1-877-304-8222 • 22 25 31 6 80 AUGER BARRYDOWNE MORIN Arenas and Recreational Centres 71 Arénas et centres récréatifs CAMBRIAN HEIGHTS 13 Cambrian Arena / Aréna Cambrian 13 BEATRICE WESTMOUNT 24 1 KATHLEEN 14 Sudbury Arena / Aréna de Sudbury 2.5 km 15 Carmichael Arena / Aréna Carmichael 29 LASALLE 16 Countryside Arena / Aréna Countryside 55 23 a FROOD 33 34 FROOD 1 mi 2 mi Pools / Piscines KATHLEEN Millennium 32 ST. ANNE NOTRE DAME BANCROFT Centre 4 Centre for Life YMCA 35 23 b Centre pour la vie YMCA KINGSWAY BEECH ST. ANNE 55 KINGSWAY 5 Gatchell 17 ELM ELM KINGSWAY CEDAR 6 Laurentian University MINNOW SECOND 36 LARCH Université Laurentienne OAK 35 DURHAM 21 HOWEY 7 Nickel District (St Charles College) ELGIN 21 37 38 34 BANCROFT 39 Sports Facilities / Installations sportives ALDER ELGIN BRADY 3 Queen's Athletic Field REGENT 40 & Sudbury Indoor Tennis Centre LORNE BRADY PARIS Champ de sports Queen‘s et REGENT tennis intérieur de Sudbury BIG NICKEL 1 MARY LORNE RAMSEY MOONLIGHT 4 Lily Creek Soccer Field TUDDENHAM JOHN Champ de soccer Lily Creek YORK 20 41 5 DAVID 5 Delki Dozzi MARTINDALE 14 2 6 Terry Fox Complex / Complexe Terry Fox 55 19 BETHEL 4 7 Cambrian College 15 KELLY LAKE RAMSEY LAKE 8 Twin Forks 18 6 PARIS 9 Westmount 10 SOUTH BAY 16 WALFORD 20 10 Laurentian University 3 Université Laurentienne YORK BOUCHARD 42 11 Lo-Ellen NEPAHWIN 10 Hospital / Hôpital 43 SOUTHVIEW 1 Emergency - Urgence ROBINSON RAMSEY HRSRH St. Joseph Health Centre 17 Centre de santé de St-Joseph KELLY LOACH’S 2 HRSRH Memorial Site LAURENTIAN 19 44 Emplacement Mémorial 17 11 3 HRSRH Laurentian Site & Northeastern ST. CHARLES Ontario Regional Cancer Centre RAMSEY LAKE HANNAH Emplacement Laurentien / Centre régional de Cancérologie du Nord-Est de l'Ontario LONG LAKE ALGONQUIN WALFORD 1 Ambassador Motor Hotel 17 MIDDLE 80 46 RICHARD Attractions & Points of Interest ALGONQUIN NEPAHWIN Attractions et points d’intérêt COUNTRYSIDE16 69 14 Dynamic Earth / Big Nickel Terre dynamique et Big Nickel 15 Knights Inn 22 Collège Boréal/Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario 28 Centre franco-ontarien de folklore 34 Ste. Anne of the Pines / Sainte-Anne-des-Pins 41 Art Gallery of Sudbury/Bell Mansion 16 Ristorante Verdicchio 23 Cinemas / Cinéma 29 Don Cherry’s Sports Grill 35 Auberge du village Galerie d’art de Sudbury et Manoir Bell 17 Ramakko’s a - SilverCity 30 Sudbury Kartways 36 Respect is Burning Supperclub 42 Sudbury Mining Heritage Sculpture b - Rainbow Cinemas Sculpture du patrimoine minier de Sudbury 18 Laurentian University / Université Laurentienne 31 Flour Mill Heritage Museum 37 La Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario 24 Adanac Ski Hill / Le Centre de ski Adanac 43 Jim Gordon Walkway 19 Science North / Science Nord Musée du Moulin à Fleur 38 Northern Artist Gallery/Artists on Elgin Promenade Jim Gordon 20 Bell Park / Parc Bell 25 New Sudbury Centre 32 Parker House Inn 39 Sudbury Theatre Centre 44 LakeHouse Dining Lounge & Cocktail Bar 26 Cambrian College 33 Downtown Market Square 21 Tom Davies Square/City Hall 40 Grotto of Lourdes Shrine on-site at Science North / sur place à la Science Nord Place Tom Davies (hôtel de ville) 27 Timberwolf Golf Club / Terrain de golf Timberwolf Marché des fermiers, centre-ville Sanctuaire de la grotte de Lourdes.
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