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Explore Edmonton's history through stories that connect people, places, and events. For cross-collection discovery with era filters and the map, see Browse under Discover.

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Official boundary — Woodcroft (1981-10-01)

Woodcroft, officially established on October 1, 1981, is a vibrant neighbourhood in Edmonton known for its rich community amenities and historical significance.

Official boundary — Windsor Park (1981-10-01)

Windsor Park, established as a neighbourhood in 1981, is a picturesque area that offers stunning views and easy access to recreational spaces.

Official boundary — Westwood (1981-10-01)

Westwood, a neighbourhood in Edmonton, showcases a rich history of transformation from rural beginnings to a vibrant residential community.

Official boundary — Westmount (2004-01-14)

Westmount, a charming neighbourhood in Edmonton, draws its name from a prestigious area in Montreal and boasts a rich history of development and community spirit.

Official boundary — University of Alberta (1981-10-01)

The University of Alberta neighbourhood is a vibrant area that blends residential living with educational pursuits, anchored by the prestigious University of Alberta campus.

Official boundary — Strathcona (1981-10-01)

Strathcona, named after Lord Strathcona, became part of Edmonton in 1912 and offers residents a vibrant community near the University of Alberta and the scenic river valley.

Official boundary — Spruce Avenue (1981-10-01)

Spruce Avenue, established as a neighbourhood in 1981, is centrally located in Edmonton and is home to significant institutions like Kingsway Garden Mall and the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology.

Official boundary — Rossdale (1981-10-01)

Rossdale, one of Edmonton's oldest neighbourhoods, is rich in history and recreational spaces.

Official boundary — River Valley Walterdale (1981-10-01)

River Valley Walterdale is a unique non-residential neighbourhood nestled within Edmonton's North Saskatchewan River Valley, known for its stunning urban parkland.

Official boundary — Queen Mary Park (1981-10-01)

Queen Mary Park, established as an official neighbourhood in 1981, is a vibrant inner-city area just north of Edmonton's business district. Known for its mix of residential spaces and local businesses, it attracts many young couples and singles.

Official boundary — Queen Alexandra (1981-10-01)

Queen Alexandra, named after the wife of Edward VII, is a vibrant neighbourhood in Edmonton that blends residential and commercial spaces, making it a popular area for students due to its proximity to the University of Alberta and Whyte Avenue.

Official boundary — Parkdale (1981-10-01)

Parkdale is a charming residential neighbourhood located near Edmonton's inner city, known for its single-family homes and proximity to key attractions.