Calgary Trail

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Calgary Trail is a major southbound one-way street in Edmonton, Alberta. The part of Calgary Trail south of Whitemud Drive is part of the Alberta provincial highway 2, and runs parallel with Gateway Boulevard, which is the northbound part of Highway 2. Calgary Trail and 103 Street form a continuous one-way route that starts at Saskatchewan Drive; the change in name from 103 Street to Calgary Trail occurs at 56 Avenue. Calgary Trail ends at the Edmonton city limit, where it is continues as the Queen Elizabeth II Highway.

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Roads in Edmonton
North-south streets
17 Street · 34 Street  · 50 Street  · 66 Street  · 82 Street  · 97 Street  · 109 Street  · 111 Street  · 124 Street  · 142 Street  · 156 Street  · 170 Street  · Calgary Trail  · Gateway Boulevard  · St. Albert Trail  · Victoria Trail  · Winterburn Road
East-west streets
23 Avenue  · 51 Avenue  · 118 (Alberta) Avenue  · 137 Avenue  · 153 Avenue  · Ellerslie Road  · Jasper Avenue  · Stony Plain Road  · University Avenue  · Whyte (82) Avenue  ·
Other streets
Argyll Road  · Belgravia Road  · Buena Vista Road  · Callingwood Road  · Castledowns Road  · Fort Road  · Fox Drive  · Groat Road  · Kingsway Avenue  · Knottwood Road  · Lessard Road  · Mayfield Road  · Mill Woods Road  · Princess Elizabeth Avenue  · Saskatchewan Drive  · Youville Drive
Expressways and highways
2 · 14 · 15 · 16 (Yellowhead Trail)  · 16A  · 28  · 216 (Anthony Henday Drive)  · Manning Freeway  · Sherwood Park Freeway  · Terwillegar Drive  · Wayne Gretzky Drive  · Whitemud Drive
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