Official boundary — Garneau (1981-10-01)
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Garneau, one of Edmonton's oldest inner-city neighbourhoods, is named after an early settler and became part of the city in 1912. This vibrant area is known for its multi-unit dwellings, catering largely to students from the nearby University of Alberta.
Garneau is a historic neighbourhood that reflects the rich tapestry of Edmonton's past. Established in 1912, it is named after an early settler and has evolved into a lively community that offers excellent access to the city's commercial and cultural hubs, particularly Old Strathcona and Whyte Avenue.
With a high proportion of multi-unit dwellings, Garneau serves as a home for many students attending the adjacent University of Alberta, contributing to its energetic atmosphere. The neighbourhood's charm lies in its blend of heritage and modern living, making it a desirable place for both residents and visitors alike.
Neighbourhood boundary
Geographic extent from this boundary story. Official current boundaries may differ; see neighbourhood pages for records linked over time.