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Road Classification System – City of Toronto Street Name Index Road Classification System 2012 Road Classification System – City of Toronto Street Name Index Road Classification System City of Toronto Street Name Index Page ii of 67 Road Classification System Road Classification System City of Toronto Street Name Index As adopted by City Council on November 27, 28 and 29, 2012 City of Toronto Copyright 2013 Published August, 2013 City of Toronto Street Name Index Page iii of 67 Road Classification System CONTACT INFORMATION For information regarding road classification system and related policies: Vesna Stevanovic-Briatico Transportation Coordinator Operational Planning and Policy Phone: 416-392-8345 Fax: 416-392-4808 E-mail: [email protected] Transportation Infrastructure Management Transportation Services Division City of Toronto 22nd Floor East Tower, City Hall 100 Queen St W Toronto, Ontario M5H 2N2 The Street Name Index may be modified, revised or further developed under the authority of the City of Toronto as additional information of data becomes available. City of Toronto Street Name Index Page iv of 67 Road Classification System TABLE OF CONTENTS Contact Information ................................................................................................. iv 1.0 Introduction .................................................................................................... 1 2.0 Abbreviations ................................................................................................. 2 3.0 City of Toronto Street Name Index ................................................................. 3 A ............................................................................................................... 3 B ............................................................................................................... 6 C ............................................................................................................... 12 D ............................................................................................................... 18 E ............................................................................................................... 21 F ............................................................................................................... 23 G ............................................................................................................... 26 H ............................................................................................................... 29 I ............................................................................................................... 33 J ............................................................................................................... 34 K ............................................................................................................... 34 L ............................................................................................................... 36 M ............................................................................................................... 40 N ............................................................................................................... 44 O ............................................................................................................... 46 P ............................................................................................................... 47 Q ............................................................................................................... 50 R ............................................................................................................... 50 S ............................................................................................................... 54 T ............................................................................................................... 59 U ............................................................................................................... 62 V ............................................................................................................... 62 W ............................................................................................................... 63 Y ............................................................................................................... 67 Z ............................................................................................................... 67 City of Toronto Street Name Index Page v of 67 Road Classification System 1.0 INTRODUCTION The document contains an index of all City-owned street names as adopted by City Council on November 27, 28 and 29, 2012. The index identifies the location of the streets using the reference grid as shown on the City of Toronto Road Classification System Map and whether the street is classified as expressway, major arterial, minor arterial, collector or local. Streets owned privately or by other levels of government, expressways and road ramps, public and private laneways and roads pending classification are not included. The streets are sorted alphabetically by street names. For a complete list of abbreviations for street type and direction, see Section 2 of the document. City of Toronto Street Name Index Page 1 of 67 Road Classification System 2.0 ABBREVIATIONS Street Type Full Name Street Type Full Name Ave Avenue Sq Square Bdge Bridge St Street Blvd Boulevard Ter Terrace Crcl Circle Trl Trail Crct Circuit View View Cres Crescent Walk Walk Crt Court Way Way Cs Close Wds Woods Dr Drive Wood Wood Gdns Gardens Grn Green Grv Grove Gt Gate Hill Hill Hts Heights Lane Lane Line Line Street Direction Full Name Lwn Lawn N North Mews Mews S South Path Path W West Pk Park E East Pkwy Parkway Pl Place Ramp Ramp Rd Road Rdwy Roadway City of Toronto Street Name Index Page 2 of 67 Road Classification System 3.0 CITY OF TORONTO STREET NAME INDEX Road Road Street Name District Grid Street Name District Grid Classification Classification 2A W KINGSTON RD RAMP City Expressway 4 I40-J40 AIRDRIE RD Local 3 M22-N22 ABBEVILLE RD Local 4 J35 AIRLEY CRES Local 1 O24 ABBEYWOOD TRL Local 3 I23-I24 AIRMONT DR Local 4 N34 ABBOTSFIELD GT Local 4 G28 AIRVIEW RD Local 2 G6-G7 ABBOTSFORD RD Local 3 E20 AITKEN PL Local 1 S21 ABBOTT AVE Local 1 P14 AKASHA CRT Local 4 I39-I40 ABBOTTSWOOD RD Local 4 I32 AKRON RD Local 2 U6 ABBS ST Local 1 S15 ALABASTER RD Local 2 B6-C6 ABELL ST Local 1 S16 ALAMEDA AVE Local 3 L16-M16 ABELL ST Pending 1 S16 ALAMOSA DR Collector 3 D24 ABERDEEN AVE Local 1 R21 ALAMOSA DR Local 3 D24-E24 ABERFOYLE CRES Local 2 P8-P9 ALAN AVE Local 2 S9 ABERLADY RD Local 2 R8 ALANBULL SQ Local 4 C33 ABIGAIL PL Local 2 J6-K6 ALANBURY CRES Local 4 L34-L35 ABILENE DR Local 2 M7-N8 ALANMEADE CRES Local 2 N6 ABINGER CRES Local 2 M7 ALBA PL Local 2 E5 ABITIBI AVE Local 3 B21-B22 ALBACORE CRES Local 4 I34 ABNER PL Local 2 K7 ALBANI ST Local 2 U9 ABRAHAM WELSH RD Pending 2 F10-G10 P18-Q18, ALBANY AVE Local 1 ABRAMS PL Local 3 H23 O18 ACACIA AVE Local 2 H9 ALBEMARLE AVE Local 1 Q22-Q23 ACACIA RD Local 1 M20 ALBERT AVE Local 2 T10 ACADEMY RD Local 2 I10 ALBERT FRANCK PL Local 1 S20 ACARA CRT Local 4 F29 ALBERT ST Local 1 R19-R20 ACCESS RD Local 3 F23 ALBERTA AVE Local 2 N16-O16 ACE LANE Local 1 S18 ALBERTUS AVE Local 3 L19-L20 ACHESON BLVD Local 4 J41 ALBION AVE Local 4 P28 ACKROW CRT Local 2 M4 ALBION RD Major Arterial 2 B3-H9 ACLAND CRES Local 4 I40 ALBRIGHT AVE Local 2 U5 ACME CRES Local 2 J7 ALCAN AVE Local 2 U5 ACORES AVE Local 1 O16-O17 ALCESTER CRT Local 3 I16 ACORN AVE Local 2 P7-Q7 ALCIDE ST Local 2 B3-C3 ACRE HEIGHTS CRES Local 4 I33 ALCINA AVE Local 1 O17-O18 ACTON AVE Local 3 F16-F18 ALCORN AVE Local 1 O19-O20 ADA CRES Local 4 I32-J33 ALDBURN RD Local 1 L17 ADAIR RD Local 1 N27-N28 ALDBURY GDNS Local 3 K20 ADAM OATES HTS Local 2 G11 ALDEN AVE Local 2 T9 ADAMEDE CRES Local 3 D24 ALDENHAM CRES Local 3 I26-I27 ADAMS DR Local 4 K37 ALDER CRES Local 2 U7-V7 ADAMS PARK GT Local 4 I42 ALDER RD Local 1 N25 ADANAC DR Collector 4 M34 ALDERBRAE AVE Local 2 T6 ADANAC DR Local 4 M34 ALDERBROOK DR Local 3 J23-J24 ADDINGTON AVE Local 3 F19 ALDERCREST RD Local 2 S6-T6 ADDINGTON PL Local 3 F19 ALDERDALE CRT Local 3 I24 ADDISON CRES Local 3 I25-J25 ALDERGROVE AVE Local 1 Q26 ADELAIDE ST E Major Arterial 1 S20-S22 ALDERSHOT CRES Local 3 G21 ADELAIDE ST E Local 1 S20 ALDERTON CRT Local 2 N9 ADELAIDE ST W Major Arterial 1 S18-S20 ALDGATE AVE Local 2 R11-S11 ADELAIDE ST W Collector 1 S17-S18 ALDRIDGE AVE Local 1 Q25 ADELE AVE Local 2 H11 ALDWINCKLE HTS Local 3 D14 ADELINE CRT Local 2 E6 ALDWYCH AVE Local 1 P23-P24 ADELPHA DR Local 2 Q9 ALENTEJO ST Local 2 N14 ADENCLIFF RD Local 4 E28 ALESSIA CRCL Pending 2 M14 ADENMORE RD Local 4 J42-J43 ALEX FISHER TER Pending 2 R10 ADERNO CRT Local 2 L9 ALEXANDER ST Collector 1 Q20 ADIRONDACK GT Local 4 E30 ALEXANDER ST Local 1, 2 Q20, T10 ADLER ST Local 4 L33-L34 ALEXANDRA BLVD Local 3 K19-K20 ADMIRAL RD Local 1 P18-P19 ALEXANDRA WOOD Local 3 K18-L18 ADONIS CRT Local 2 L10 ALEXDON RD Local 3 D15-E15 ADRIAN AVE Local 2 O14-O15 ALEXIS BLVD Local 3 F17-F18 ADRIATIC RD Local 2 I8 ALEXMUIR BLVD Collector 4 D32-E32 ADVANCE RD Collector 2 Q7-Q8 ALFORD CRES Local 4 F37-F38 AERODROME CRES Pending 3 M23 ALFRED AVE Local 3 F21-F22 AFTON AVE Local 1 R16 ALFRESCO LWN Local 1 S26-S27 AGAR CRES Local 2 N6-O6 ALGARVE CRES Pending 2 N14 AGATE RD Local 3 H14 ALGIE AVE Local 2 S6 AGATHA RD Local 2 M6 ALGO CRT Local 3 C23 AGINCOURT DR Local 4 F31-G31 ALGOMA ST Local 2 S10-S9 AIKENHEAD RD Local 2 K8 ALGONQUIN AVE Local 1 R13-R14 AILEEN AVE Local 2 M13-M14 ALHAMBRA AVE
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