| University Avenue | |
|---|---|
| Maintained by: | the City of Edmonton |
| Location: | Edmonton Strathcona |
| West end: | Saskatchewan Drive |
| Major junctions: |
Saskatchewan Drive, 114 Street, Whyte Avenue, 109 Street, 104 Street, Gateway Boulevard |
| East end: | Gateway Boulevard |
University Avenue was an arterial road in west Strathcona, Alberta, Canada. It was formed along the backs of farm lots west of the yet to be incorporated town of Strathcona, causing it to run parallel with the North Saskatchewan River to the north. The farm lots later became the University of Alberta campus, which was established in 1908. After the amalgamation with Edmonton, and as the grid streets expanded, University Avenue was broken up, however most of it still remains as residential streets.
List of neighbourhoods University Avenue runs through. In order from west to east.[1]
This is a list of major intersecting streets, starting at the west end of University Avenue. All intersections are, and have always been, at-grade.[1]
| Direction | Intersecting road | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|
| West-East | Saskatchewan Drive | |
| 117 Street | ||
| 114 Street / Whyte Avenue | ||
| 112 Street | ||
| 109 Street / 78 Avenue | ||
| 108 Street | ||
| 106 Street | ||
| 105 Street / 76 Avenue | ||
| 104 Street (Calgary Trail) | ||
| Gateway Boulevard |