Olympic Plaza/City Hall (C-Train)
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Olympic Plaza and City Hall are stops in downtown Calgary on the city's C-Train light rail system. The Olympic Plaza stop (formerly named 1 Street Southeast until 1988, when it got its new name from the site of the awards ceremony for the 1988 Winter Olympics directly across from the station) is only used by westbound trains and the City Hall stop is used by eastbound trains. Platforms for the stations are located on the sides of 7th Avenue South.
Notable buildings located near the station include City Hall, Calgary Police Headquarters, the provincial court, the EPCOR Centre for the Performing Arts, the main branch of the Calgary Public Library, and Olympic Plaza.
| Next station west: 1 Street Southwest/Centre Street |
C-Train Route 201 | Next station east: Victoria Park/Stampede |
| Next station west: 1 Street Southwest/Centre Street |
C-Train Route 202 | Next station east: 3 Street Southeast |
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Route 201
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Crowfoot-Centennial (Open 2008) • Dalhousie • Brentwood • University • Banff Trail • Lions Park • SAIT/ACAD/Jubilee • Sunnyside • 8th St. SW • 6th/7th St. SW • 3rd/4th St. SW • 1st St. SW/Centre St. • Olympic Plaza/City Hall • Victoria Park/Stampede • Erlton/Stampede • 39th Avenue • Chinook • Heritage • Southland • Anderson • Canyon Meadows • Fish Creek-Lacombe • Shawnessy • Somerset-Bridlewood |  |
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Route 202
(NE Line) |
10th St. SW • 8th St. SW • 6th/7th St. SW • 3rd/4th St. SW • 1st St. SW/Centre St. • Olympic Plaza/City Hall • 3rd St. SE • Bridgeland/Memorial • Zoo • Barlow/Max Bell • Franklin • Marlborough • Rundle • Whitehorn • McKnight-Westwinds (Open 2007) | |
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