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    Maps of Waterloo Region
    For reference purpose, links will be provided (when available) to the appropriate discussion threads.

    Waterloo Region Development Map
    Created by: leaffan | Discuss
    Blue - Under Construction | Red - Proposed | Green - Land Cleared/Demolition

    View Waterloo Region Development Map in a larger map

    Road Construction
    Created by: Urbanomicon | Discuss


    Rapid Transit Initiative With Future Bus Connections (December 2009)
    Region of Waterloo | http://rapidtransit.region.waterloo....onnections.pdf


    High Speed Rail
    Created by: dunkalunk | Discuss

    Ontario-Quebec High Speed Rail
    Map of the larger network from Windsor to Quebec to Niagara Falls | Link to Google Map


    Greater Golden Horseshoe Passenger Rail Network
    Map of regional, intercity and high speed rail from London to Oshawa to Niagara | Link to Google Map


    Notable Features
    -Lines were designed to take advantage of existing rail and highway corridors as much as possible
    -Windsor-Quebec route uses the GEXR Guelph Subdivision for a portion outside of Georgetown, From East Guelph to West Kitchener, Through New Hamburg, and approaching London starting near Fanshawe Lake
    -Two distinct lines will be built West of Toronto to connect with US high speed rail network and to properly serve Hamilton and the Golden Horseshoe, as well as pearson
    -Upgrades to the Guelph Junction Railway which would connect(route details can be seen here) This corridor would either be electrified or built ready for easy electrification.
    -A new rail line built south of the 407 which would remove the majority of freight traffic from key passenger lines. CN traffic would be rerouted through Milton, and the 407 rail corridor to reconnect with the North York Subdivision. CP traffic would also be diverted to the North York Subdivision, and would rejoin the mainline east of Agincourt. This would then allow the Government of Ontario to Purchase the CP Mainline between Cooksville and Agincourt, and the Weston Subdivision all the way to Georgetown with little effect on long-haul rail freight traffic.

    TriTAG's zoomable map of GRT routes: http://www.tritag.ca/resources/trans...egion/grt-map/

    Kitchener-Waterloo LRT with Cross Corridors
    Created by: dunkalunk
    Note: this is not a copy of the current rapid transit plan. Split route alignments have been eliminated and some stations have been added, removed, or shifted


    Uptown Waterloo Boundaries Discuss

    Created by: UrbanWaterloo


    Created by: dunkalunk


    Created by: kwliving
    Link: http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UT...,0.050082&z=15

    Possible LRT Network, 2050
    Created by: dunkalunk
    Disclaimer: this does not reflect his current opinion of how transit should look in the Region of Waterloo.


    Integrated Transit Hub
    Created by: dunkalunk
    Red: Station Footprint | Pink: Redevelopment Opportunities


    Visualization of Road-Rail Grade Separations in the area around King and Victoria
    Created by: dunkalunk | Link

    GRT Dream Routes
    Created by: dunkalunk
    Disclaimer: this does not reflect his current opinion of how transit should look in the Region of Waterloo.
    Link: http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UT...81dc0c455&z=11

    Conceptual Transit Network
    Created by: dunkalunk
    Disclaimer: this does not reflect his current opinion of how transit should look in the Region of Waterloo.


    Hwy. 401/8 Interchange Discuss

    MTO's preferred plan; taken by Duke-Of-Waterloo



    Created by: dunkalunk
    Disclaimer: this does not reflect his current opinion of how transit should look in the Region of Waterloo.
    Last edited by UrbanWaterloo; 07-12-2010 at 06:03 PM.

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