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Samara Based on ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks Samara Based on ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks LANDMARK_NAME ADDRESS STOP_ID LATITUDE Links Golf Course Spruce Grove 8209 53.5600689875737 Grovenor Gardens Apartment Spruce Grove 8753 53.551517937892044 Kingsway Mall 109 Street Kingsway NW 1100 53.55829377556596 Kinsmen Twin Arena 1979 111 Street NW 4351 53.44873188809976 St Elia's Pysanka Manor 11906 66 Street NW 1285 53.570302452035115 Good Shepherd Anglican Church 15495 Castle Downs Road NW 6004 53.61632629853641 The Learning Store at West Edmonton Mall 1043 West Edmonton Mall NW 5005 53.52035997262053 Mill Woods Arena 7207 28 Avenue NW 3001 53.45858429561318 Century Place 9803 102A Avenue NW 1088 53.544199392287865 Good Samaritan Society (19 Avenue) 10525 19 Avenue NW 4155 53.449820904126454 Movies 12 5074 130 Avenue NW 7645 53.58900426828885 Page 1 of 1244 09/28/2021 Samara Based on ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks LONGITUDE LOCATION - (53.5600689875737, -113.90292578690718) 113.90292578690718 - (53.551517937892044, -113.89641167062719) 113.89641167062719 - (53.55829377556596, -113.50076305714651) 113.50076305714651 - (53.44873188809976, -113.51512976161122) 113.51512976161122 - (53.570302452035115, -113.44253139894764) 113.44253139894764 - (53.61632629853641, -113.51640026855785) 113.51640026855785 - (53.52035997262053, -113.62222833466129) 113.62222833466129 - (53.45858429561318, -113.44569716291711) 113.44569716291711 -113.4849066191112 (53.544199392287865, -113.4849066191112) - (53.449820904126454, -113.50027467367852) 113.50027467367852 - (53.58900426828885, -113.41840759763228) 113.41840759763228 Page 2 of 1244 09/28/2021 Samara Based on ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks Edmonton Edmonton City of Public School Catholic Edmonton - Board (EPSB) School District Neighbourhood Roadway Ward Ward Ward Boundaries : Maintenance Boundaries Wards Boundaries Boundaries 2019 Area Polygon (effective at (effective at (effective at 12:00 AM on 12:00 AM on 12:00 AM on Oct 16, 2017) Oct 16, 2017) Oct 16, 2017) 181 220 3 5 9 6 163 109 8 6 2 10 8 168 4 3 10 7 192 236 1 2 6 3 28 95 3 4 1 1 53 238 9 7 3 11 154 242 4 5 9 6 163 109 8 6 2 10 203 29 2 3 7 4 Page 3 of 1244 09/28/2021 Samara Based on ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks Zip Codes Page 4 of 1244 09/28/2021 Samara Based on ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks World Health Jasper Avenue 10303 Jasper Avenue NW 1985 53.5408956749134 Forest Heights Community League Association 10150 80 Street NW 2544 53.54157817099585 Enterprise Square 10230 Jasper Avenue NW 1322 53.54083383673518 Fire Station #1 (10351 96 Street) 10351 96 Street NW 1691 53.54375828075449 Northalta Family Day Homes 8155 79 Avenue NW 2498 53.51444983159455 Living Waters Christian Centre 100 E Londonderry Mall NW 7054 53.60473492028945 Brookside Terrace 143 Street 56 Avenue NW 4031 53.493321018811706 Wal-Mart (Clareview) 13703 40 Street NW 7257 53.598151601052166 Marketplace Chapel 2377 West Edmonton Mall NW 5013 53.52058437811167 Grand Trunk Arena 13025 112 Street NW 6295 53.58748173682847 Elizabeth Fry Society of Edmonton 10523 100 Avenue NW 1310 53.535979515242616 All-Well Primary Care Centre No 1 2835 Mill Woods Road NW 3006 53.45856831606431 Lillian Osborne High School 2019 Leger Road NW 4938 53.45579872224782 Catholic Renewal Services (Charismatic) 9910B 109 Street NW 1972 53.5406238315741 Belvedere Transit Centre 58 Street 129 Avenue NW 7206 53.588035347705045 Abbott Elementary School 12045 34 Street NW 1046 53.57504873820493 Boardwalk Market 10320 102 Avenue NW 1774 53.5409580675942 Page 5 of 1244 09/28/2021 Samara Based on ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks - (53.5408956749134, -113.49832777117565) 113.49832777117565 - (53.54157817099585, -113.44921480211197) 113.44921480211197 - (53.54083383673518, -113.49644278856147) 113.49644278856147 -113.4889099648374 (53.54375828075449, -113.4889099648374) - (53.51444983159455, -113.45522029213457) 113.45522029213457 - (53.60473492028945, -113.44215362106044) 113.44215362106044 - (53.493321018811706, -113.56660869901427) 113.56660869901427 - (53.598151601052166, -113.40192196514204) 113.40192196514204 - (53.52058437811167, -113.62215094613668) 113.62215094613668 -113.5142377458641 (53.58748173682847, -113.5142377458641) - (53.535979515242616, -113.50460048502558) 113.50460048502558 - (53.45856831606431, -113.44419171391426) 113.44419171391426 - (53.45579872224782, -113.58276900440111) 113.58276900440111 - (53.5406238315741, -113.50860429970615) 113.50860429970615 - (53.588035347705045, -113.43562272386846) 113.43562272386846 - (53.57504873820493, -113.39302319747073) 113.39302319747073 - (53.5409580675942, -113.49820634750014) Page 6 of 1244 09/28/2021 Samara Based on ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks 338 242 4 5 9 6 394 1 4 5 11 8 338 242 4 5 9 6 338 242 4 5 9 6 374 74 7 5 3 11 24 181 2 3 7 4 240 180 6 6 12 9 391 199 2 3 7 4 28 95 3 4 1 1 36 223 1 2 5 2 338 24 4 5 9 6 53 238 9 7 3 11 284 88 8 6 12 9 338 242 4 5 9 6 215 42 2 3 7 4 243 177 4 3 10 7 338 242 4 5 9 6 Page 7 of 1244 09/28/2021 Samara Based on ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks Page 8 of 1244 09/28/2021 Samara Based on ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks Cambridge Building 10024 Jasper Avenue NW 1542 53.540600902702714 Delton Day Care Ltd 12126 89 Street NW 1528 53.57676477313654 Residence The 9730 106 Street NW 1792 53.534146268314004 St Stanislaus Catholic Elem School 3855 114 Street NW 4343 53.4714676878023 School of Hair Dynamics 12818 Fort Road NW 7235 53.5876894303034 St Monica Catholic Jr High School 14710 53 Avenue NW 4567 53.49059432331993 Meadowlark Community League 15961 92 Avenue NW 5300 53.52153674966773 Jehovah's Witnesses Edmonton (Callingwood) 9904 182 Street NW 5823 53.53389902372966 Canada Place Child Care Society 9700 Jasper Avenue NW 1457 53.54191311544061 Centennial Elementary School 17420 57 Avenue NW 5779 53.493405046941625 The Bounce 91.7 10212 Jasper Avenue NW 1142 53.539762523376766 Marvel College 10018 106 Street NW 1619 53.54101817478909 Jubilations Dinner Theatre West Edmonton Mall NW 5003 53.520460719889265 Oliver School 10227 118 Street NW 1700 53.541465596312236 Alberta Avenue Community League 9210 118 Avenue NW 1469 53.570447149803215 World Health Jasper Avenue 10303 Jasper Avenue NW 1823 53.54138639784364 Page 9 of 1244 09/28/2021 Samara Based on ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks 113.49820634750014 - (53.540600902702714, -113.49024535903122) 113.49024535903122 -113.4766596478583 (53.57676477313654, -113.4766596478583) - (53.534146268314004, -113.50457663287565) 113.50457663287565 - (53.4714676878023, -113.52883228923008) 113.52883228923008 - (53.5876894303034, -113.44041480436346) 113.44041480436346 - (53.49059432331993, -113.57301018932579) 113.57301018932579 - (53.52153674966773, -113.59466892301904) 113.59466892301904 - (53.53389902372966, -113.64174612450411) 113.64174612450411 - (53.54191311544061, -113.49030502524899) 113.49030502524899 - (53.493405046941625, -113.62608444198268) 113.62608444198268 - (53.539762523376766, -113.49384573936506) 113.49384573936506 - (53.54101817478909, -113.50399857340578) 113.50399857340578 - (53.520460719889265, -113.62283057429174) 113.62283057429174 - (53.541465596312236, -113.52117621098903) 113.52117621098903 -113.4848292476481 (53.570447149803215, -113.4848292476481) - (53.54138639784364, -113.49749224461621) 113.49749224461621 Page 10 of1244 09/28/2021 Samara Based on ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks 338 242 4 5 9 6 43 155 4 3 10 7 338 24 4 5 9 6 47 172 6 6 2 10 215 169 2 3 7 4 259 178 6 6 12 9 27 99 5 4 1 1 132 159 3 4 1 1 338 242 4 5 9 6 137 43 5 4 8 5 338 242 4 5 9 6 338 242 4 5 9 6 28 95 3 4 1 1 182 222 4 5 9 6 42 150 4 3 10 7 338 242 4 5 9 6 Page 11 of1244 09/28/2021 Samara Based on ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks Page 12 of1244 09/28/2021 Samara Based on ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks Best Western City Centre Inn 11310 109 Street NW 1631 53.56233382752188 Taoist Tai Chi Society of Canada 15740 Stony Plain Road NW 5108 53.54051481667001 Transit Hotel 12720 Fort Road NW 7244 53.58644010457332 EMS Station 27 (15724 100A Avenue) 15724 100A Avenue NW 5100 53.54073078192713 Curves For Women Blue Quill 292 Saddleback Road NW 4285 53.46111144112638 North Edmonton Alliance Church (Chinese) 5108 McLeod Road NW 7275 53.61343718111213 Aldergrove Park 8535 182 Street NW 5924 53.51988475432876 St Mary Catholic Elementary School 490 Rhatigan Road East NW 4386 53.47680815548271 Primrose Lane Apartments 8540 182 Street NW 5898 53.51749557659837 Southside Manor 10751 29 Avenue NW 4375 53.46035309511701 Southside Athletic Grounds 7103 105 Street NW 2634 53.506388100855446 CN Tower 10004 104 Avenue NW 1691 53.54375828075449 EMS Station 32 (5874 111 Street) 5874 111 Street NW 2658 53.49449395156091 Italian Cultural Society 14230 133 Avenue NW 6152 53.594478020559265 Maureen Manor 9927 114 Street NW 1827 53.53905836120027 Robbins Health Learning Centre 10910 104 Avenue NW 1973 53.54596305339612 Alberta Blue Cross 10009 108 Street NW 1941 53.538478694108214 Page 13 of1244 09/28/2021 Samara Based on ETS - 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