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Beddington Trail crossing over Stoney Trail looking east.
Beddington Trail crossing over Stoney Trail looking east.
Stoney Trail at Crowchild Trail
Stoney Trail at Crowchild Trail
The bridge carrying Stoney Trail over the Bow River near Canada Olympic Park was twinned as part of work on the final leg of the ring
The bridge carrying Stoney Trail over the Bow River near Canada Olympic Park was twinned as part of work on the final leg of the ring
Looking west on Stoney Trail NE at its interchange with Deerfoot Trail
Looking west on Stoney Trail NE at its interchange with Deerfoot Trail
Looking west on Henday toward Gateway Blvd from 91 Street. At the left, eastbound traffic from Highway 2 mixes with traffic destined to 91 Street befo
Looking west on Henday toward Gateway Blvd from 91 Street. At the left, eastbound traffic from Highway 2 mixes with traffic destined to 91 Street before joining the freeway.
Anthony Henday Drive south through west Edmonton, after the Whitemud Drive interchange. This four-lane section has reached above its designed capacity
Anthony Henday Drive south through west Edmonton, after the Whitemud Drive interchange. This four-lane section has reached above its designed capacity, and Alberta Transportation proposes widening the section from Calgary Trail to Whitemud Drive to six lanes.
The unique structure over Whitemud Creek in southwest Edmonton was constructed with wildlife in mind, and to allow for a pedestrian and bicycle path.
The unique structure over Whitemud Creek in southwest Edmonton was constructed with wildlife in mind, and to allow for a pedestrian and bicycle path.
Berms were used for construction of bridges over the environmentally sensitive North Saskatchewan River in northeast Edmonton, first on the river's so
Berms were used for construction of bridges over the environmentally sensitive North Saskatchewan River in northeast Edmonton, first on the river's south bank, then the north bank seen here in 2014.