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Neighbourhood Map NEIGHBOURHOOD MAP While Southgate City provides you with a complete community experience, the surrounding areas within Burnaby have so much to offer. Find an abundance of shopping, services and entertainment in the surrounding community. Step into nature at Deer Lake or Burnaby Lake Parks, or travel across Metro Vancouver from the nearby Edmonds SkyTrain Station. PRESENTATION CENTRE: 7662 18th STREET, BURNABY, BC V3N 5E8 P: 604.544.8800 [email protected] AZUREATSOUTHGATE.COM LM AZURE HOMES LP. LEGEND HASTINGS ST EDUCATION BARNET HWY 18 SFU 1 Stride Avenue Community School 13 École Brantford Elementary TO 2 Future Daycare 14 Morley Elementary NORTH VANCOUVER, BURNABY 3 Byrne Creek Secondary 15 BuckinghamEAST 1ST AVE Elementary WHISTLER MOUNTAIN 4 Taylor Park Elementary 16 Lakeview Elementary CONSERVATION 11 MILLENNIUM 26 AREA 5 Lord Tweedsmuir Elementary 17 BCIT HOLDOM SKYTRAIN LINE 6 LordVCC-CLARK Kelvin Elementary 18 SFU STATION STATION 7 St Thomas More Collegiate 19 Second Street Elementary GILMORE 24 8 Twelfth Avenue Elementary 20 New Westminster Secondary SPERLING/ BROADWAY STATION BRENTWOOD 19 9 Clinton Elementary 21 Douglas College TOWN CENTRE BURNABY LAKE 25 COMO LAKE AVE STATION STATION Burnaby South Secondary Little Montessori Daycare BURQUITLAM 10 22 STATION RUPERT 10 GAGLARDI WAY 11 Nelson Elementary 23 John Knox Christian Elementary STATION 7 LAKE CITY 12 Windsor Elementary WAY PRODUCTION WAY STATION -UNIVERSITY STATION PARKS KENSINGTON AVE NORTH RD CANADA WAY 16 23 LOUGHEED HWY 1 Powerhouse Park 15 MacPherson Park 15 17 12 13 2 Ernie Winch Park 16 Riverway Sports Complex SPROTT 21 3 Ron McLean Park 17 Everett Crowley Park BCIT 4 Byrne Creek Ravine Park 18 Champlain Heights Park TO BURNABY & Trails 19 Central Park DOWNTOWN 17 LAKE VANCOUVER 5 Taylor Park RD BOUNDARY REGIONAL 20 Deer Lake Park PARK 6 Willard Park 21 Burnaby KINGSWAYLake JOYCE- LOUGHEED 7 West Side Off-Leash Regional Park COLLINGWOOD 14 TOWN CENTRE Dog Area STATION WILLINGDON AVE 21 22 Robert Burnaby Park BURNABY LAKE STATION 8 Grimston Park 23 Charles Rummel Park 13 9 Moody Park EXPO 24 Squint Lake Park SKYTRAIN 12 10 Westminster Pier Park 20 CARIBOO RD 25 Forest Grove Park LINE 1 11 Queen’s Park DEER LAKE 11 N 26 Burnaby Mountain PATTERSON 12 Mary Avenue Park Conservation Area STATION 13 Hilda Avenue Park 27 Malvern Off-Leash Dog Park DEER LAKE 22 14 Rene Memorial Park 28 Mercer Stadium Park PARK 15 16 20 KNIGHT ST VICTORIA DR 19 WALKER AVE 27 CENTRAL 19 COLUMBIA ST SHOPPING PARK OAKLAND ST ROYAL 9 8 14 23 COLUMBIAN HOSPITAL 1 Kim’s Mart 6 Buy-Low Foods KINGSWAY 13 IMPERIAL ST SHOPPING CANADA WAY 2 Highgate Village 7 Queensborough Landing METROTOWN - Save on Foods - Walmart SuperCentre 9 22 SAPPERTON STATION STATION - Club16 Trevor Linden Fitness Lowe’s Home Improvement 3 McBRIDE BLVD - Shoppers Drug Mart 8 - Signature BC Liquor Store 9 Metropolis at Metrotown IMPERIAL ST 12 TENTH AVE - Starbucks - Apple KINGSWAY 14 EDMONDS 6 ROYAL OAK 2 2 6 TH Rona - Indigo 13 ST 3 - Coach STATION 28 8 4 Royal City Centre - Disney Store 4 18 3 20 - Save on Foods - H&M 7 5 11 11 RUMBLE ST 10 15 1 12 - Shoppers Drug Mart - Hudson’s Bay 18 AVE - Kin’s Farm Market - Lululemon Athletica TH 2 - Old Navy 3 14 4 5 Marine Way Market 9 - Toys “R” Us EDMONDS 2 6 & Big Bend Crossing TH STATION 1 9 SHOPPING Costco 10 ST COLUMBIA - Michaels - Winners 10 6 PATTULLO - Homesense - Staples 17 MARINE DRIVE GRIFFITHS DR 1 8 STATION 11 Brentwood Town Centre TH BRIDGE - PetSmart - Sportchek 4 3 1 ST - Canadian Tire - London Drugs 12 Costco 4 D RGE BLV - Save on Foods - Iris KING GEO 13 Lougheed Shopping Centre 5 NEW - Kin’s Farm Market 16 ROYAL 20 WESTMINSTER TO SOUTHRIDG STATION AVE E DR TH 5 VANCOUVER ST INTERNATIONAL 21 8 ON WA 10 ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION AIRPORT DS Y SCOTT ROAD 7 AR STATION AVE W TH E 1 Future South Burnaby Ice Rinks 12 Burnaby Village Museum 7 ST FRASER RIVER 5 6 2 Burnaby Public Library: 13 Shadbolt Centre for the Arts 7 MARINE WAY FRASER RIVER Tommy Douglas Branch Burnaby Lake Rowing Pavilion BYRNE GATEWAY 14 STATION Edmonds Community Centre RD 3 15 Canlan Ice Sports ND SOUTH FRASER 4 Michael J. Fox Theatre 22 AVE STATION 16 Burnaby Lake Sports PERIMTER ROAD 5 Massey Theatre Complex West QUEENSBOROUGH BRIDGE 6 Starlight Casino 17 Bill Copeland Sports Centre RICHMOND 7 SURREY TO DELTA, Riverway Golf Course Nikkei National Museum & 7 18 8 91A USA BORDER Cultural Centre 8 Cineplex Cinemas Burnaby Mountain Golf 6 9 Central Park Pitch & Putt 19 Course & Driving Range 10 Fraserview Golf Course 20 Robert Burnaby Outdoor Pool 11 Deer Lake Boat Rentals The information provided above is believed to be correct at the time of publication and is subject to change without notice..
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