Southeast Edmonton Neighbourhood Information

Argyll

Located on the south side of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Argyll is a residential area that sits between the two branches of the Mill Creek Ravine. The ravine forms the border of both the west and north east sides and Argyll Road forms the south and south eastern boundaries.

Almost 93% of the neighbourhood’s housing was built between the end of World War II and 1970 with single family homes being the preferred property choice. That preference continues to the present day and 83% of those homes are occupied by their owners.

Argyll borders the Coronet Addition Industrial area and in spite of this the household income is close to the Edmonton City average. The area is home to the Argyll Sports Center, the Edmonton BMX Track and the Argyll Velodrome. The Velodrome was constructed in 1977 by the city of Edmonton for the competitive cycling venue of the 1978 Commonwealth Games. It is one out of twenty five in current use within North America.

Average household income $59,398 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Avonmore

Mill Creek Ravine fronts the south west border of Avonmore, a residential area in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The south east borders Argyll Road, a major thoroughfare in the city of Edmonton. 76th Avenue fronts the northern edge and 75th Avenue the east.

It is one of the most ethnically diverse areas of the city with no one specific ancestral group claiming a majority. Germans hold the highest percentage of the population at 5.9%, followed by Canadians at 5.2%, Ukrainians at 3.3%, Scottish claiming 2.6% and English at 2%. Over three fourths of the population can claim to be of multiple ethnicity.

Avonmore also shows diversity with its neighbouring communities. Separated by Mill Creek Ravine are its neighbours Argyll, Hazeldean and Kitchie. The residential area of King Edward Park sits to the north and the industrial zones of Girard Industrial and Coronet Addition Industrial are to the east and south east.

Avonmore School is an elementary and junior high school facility within the neighbourhood’s borders that is home to the Nellie McClung Program. Created for Junior High School Girls, it offers an all girl, uniformed educational environment, similar to that of private prep schools.
Demographics

Population 2,850 Median Income $63,223 # of Homes 1,258
© Stats Canada Census Data

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Bisset

Judge Athelstan Bisset, Q.C. lent his name to this residential neighbourhood in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The area is bordered on the north by 34th Avenue, the south by 23rd Avenue, to the east by 34th Street and on the west by Mills Woods Road East. Bisset is part of the Mills Woods section of Ridgewood.

Most of the neighbourhood was built between the 1960s and the 1980s with over 70% of the area being completed. Single family homes make up 56% of the properties and another 25% are walk up apartments in with less than 5 stories. Approximately 15% are row houses and the remainder are duplexes. About two thirds of the properties are occupied by the owners.

Two schools service the area, the public Bisset Elementary and the private catholic school. The Mills Woods Community Church and a couple of Muslim temples are in the neighbourhood too.
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Capilano

Established in the 1950s, Capilano sits in the south east of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and overlooks the lovely North Saskatchewan River valley. Construction started to blossom after the end of World War II and from 1946 to 1960 almost 85% of the residential properties were completed. The remainder were completed during the 1960s with the neighbourhood being considered complete as of 1970. All of the homes are single family residences and 96% are owner occupied.

The North Saskatchewan River valley frames Capilano on the north, north west and north east borders. Wayne Gretsky Drive fronts its western edge and the southern border west of 50th Street is 106th Avenue. Then things get interesting. Capilano’s boundary rather zig zags running north east until it hits the Gold Bar Ravine, the neighbourhood’s eastern boundary.

Capilano is just a bit north of Edmonton’s Capilano Mall. Two schools are in the area, Capilano Elementary (public) and St. Gabriel Catholic Elementary School (Edmonton Catholic School System).

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Crawford Plains

Crawford Plains sits in the Mills Woods district of south Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and is a part of the Southwood community. It is bordered on the west by 50th Street, the east by 34th Street, the south by Anthony Henday Drive and in the north by Mill Woods Road and 16th Avenue. Crawford Plains Elementary School is within the neighbourhood’s boundaries. The Mill woods Town Centre shopping mall is easily accessed by residents.

The neighbourhood’s construction started in the 1970s and during that decade over 26% of the homes were built. Building flourished in the 1980s and more than 58% of the properties were constructed. The remaining 15% were built during the 1990s.

Most of the residential offerings are single family homes, 77%. The remainder are row houses at 17% and an assortment of duplexes at 6%. Roughly 84% of the properties are occupied by their owners.

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Daly Grove

Mr. Thomas Daly was an Irish immigrant who came to Canada in 1881. He is credited with enhancing Alberta’s world wide reputation for it quality of oats by his win at the Chicago World’s Fair in 1893. Daly Grove, in the Mill Woods area of south Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, is his namesake.

Daly Grove is fronted by Mill Woods Road to the west, 16th Avenue to the south, 23rd Avenue to the north and 34th Avenue to the east. Mill Woods Town Center shopping mall is a short drive from the neighbourhood. The Daly Grove Elementary School is the single public school in the area.

During the 1970s over 41% of the residences in Daly Grove were constructed. Another 40% were built during the 1980s with the remainder being completed in the early part of the 1990s.

Single family homes account for 66% of all residential properties. Row houses account for 24% of the total and duplexes and rental apartment split the remaining 11%. Roughly 75% of the residential properties are owner occupied.

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Ekota

In the Cree language, “ekota” means special place. In the Mill Woods area of south Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, is the neighbourhood of Ekota. It is conveniently close to the Grey Nuns Community Hospital in neighbouring Tawa, has great access to shopping at the nearby Mill Woods Town Centre and to Mill Woods Park and Recreation Centre.

The ethnically diverse neighbourhood is bordered by 23rd Avenue to the north, 66th Street to the east and flanked by Mill Woods Road South on its southern and western boundaries. Two schools serve the neighbourhood, the pubic Ekota Elementary School and the St. Clement Catholic School.

Ekota is convenient to the commercial and service centre of Mill Woods. It is home to Ekota Central Ltd., an IT service company that has a satellite branch in Calgary and services organizations throughout North America. Nearby Tawa is also home to the Edmonton Police Service’s South Division Headquarters.

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Ellerslie

The south Edmonton, Alberta, Canada neighbourhood of Ellerslie may be one of the newest areas in the city but it already has its claim to fame. Ellerslie Rugby Park is the home of the Edmonton Gold and in 2006 was a major venue for the 2006 Women’s Rugby World Cup. The facility hosted nine pool matches, four classification matches and both semi-finals. Rugby fans in the city did not have to go far to enjoy their game of choice.

The southern border is Ellerslie Road, the north is the Anthony Henday Drive, the west is 91st Street and the eastern edge is fronted by 66th Street. To the north are the neighbourhoods of Satoo and Menisa as well as the Mills Woods area.

The most common type of property is the single family home, making up 66% of the residential offerings. Row houses account for roughly 20% and apartment style condominiums account for 12%. Duplexes make up the remaining 2% of residences. Virtually all homes in Ellerslie are occupied by their owners.

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Forest Heights

Forest Heights in south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada was created prior to the end of World War II. On its southern border, 98th Avenue leads to the James MacDonald Bridge which funnels into the Government Centre area of downtown and the Rossdale neighbourhood.

That same avenue also leads to the Low Level Bridge which gives access to the downtown core. Wayne Gretzky Drive, along the eastern boundary crosses the North Saskatchewan River and provides access to Rexall Place, Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton Northlands and Concordia University. Capilano Mall is just east of Forest Heights via 98th Avenue.

Only 6% of the residences of Forest Heights were built prior to the ending of World War II. After the war’s end and up until 1960 over 51% of residential properties were constructed. The 1960s saw just over 24% of homes built, and the 1970s accounted for just over 10%. Single family homes make up roughly 75% of the residential inventory. Apartments and apartment style condos in low rise buildings of less than five stories make up 12%. Duplexes account for 11%. There are a few residences classified as “other.” Just over 60% of the housing inventory is owner occupied.
Demographics
Population 5,259 Median Income $62,943 # of Homes 2,425 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Fulton Place

Fulton Place, sometimes referred to as Hardisty, is named for a creek that runs along the neighbourhood’s western border. Located in south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Fulton Place is home to both the Hardisty Fitness and Leisure Centre and the Michael Cameron Arena. Two public schools, the Fulton Place School and Hardisty Junior High School service the area.

The north is bordered by 106th Avenue, the south by 101st Avenue, the east by 50th Street and the west and south west are fronted by Fulton Creek Ravine. 106th Avenue leads to Wayne Gretzky Drive that takes residents to Edmonton Northlands, Rexall Place and other areas north of the North Saskatchewan River. To the south 98th Avenue provides access to downtown Edmonton.

Fulton Place was founded prior to the end of World War II but it was not until after the war that building started in earnest. Almost 80% of homes were constructed between 1946 and 1960. The decade of the 1960s added an additional 10% to the residential home inventory and then building tapered off after 1970. Almost 86% of homes are single family structures, followed by rented apartments, 6% and duplexes at 1%. The remaining 7% are classified as “other”. Roughly 85% of residential inventory is owner occupied.

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Gold Bar

Gold Bar is a residential neighbourhood that fronts the Gold Bar Ravine on the eastern and southern boundaries. This southeast Edmonton, Alberta, Canada area has rather a zig zag path on its northern border from 50th Street in the west to that same Gold Bar Ravine. The southern border is 101st Avenue.

Founded before the end of World War II, the majority of its residences were built between 1946 and 1960, over 66%. During the 1960s an additional 22% of homes were added with just a handful built after 1970. Almost 80% of homes are single family structures, followed by row houses at 18%. There are a small number, 3%, of rental apartments in low rise buildings of less than five stories. Roughly 73% of residential housing inventory is occupied by owners.

Two schools service the area, the public Gold Bar Elementary School and the independent charter school, Mount Carmel Bible School. In 2004 the lands that supported the former St. Bede Catholic Elementary School were acquired by the city of Edmonton for open green space. Residents have easy access to Capilano mall to the south west.

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Greenview

The Greenview neighbourhood of south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, came into being in the 1970s with most of its residences being built in that decade as well as the 1980s. Over 97% of the properties were built within the span of those two decades. The single family home accounts for 72% of residences followed by 18% being row houses. The remainder are split between duplexes and low rise apartments of less than five stories. Roughly 83% of the residential inventory is occupied by the owners.

This is one of the more affluent areas of Edmonton and it is not surprising that its northern border fronts the Mill Woods Golf Course. Lovers of the sport can tee off here or at a number of golf courses that dot the Edmonton area.

There is one public school in the area, Greenview Public School. The area is also home to the Jackie Parker Recreation area, which is close to the Mills Woods Golf Course. The park is perfect for small groups or family picnics. One seating area has a unique outdoor fireplace. A trail loops the small lake which has been kept in its natural state.

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Hazeldean

Overlooking the Mill Creek Ravine, the residential neighbourhood of Hazeldean is located in south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The community was founded before the end of World War II when just over 9% of its residential housing was constructed. Between the end of the war and 1960 building escalated and that period contributed over 74% of the housing inventory. During the 1960s another 10% of homes were created. Building slowed after 1970 when only 6% of residences were built.

Four out of five, or 83% of residences are single family homes. Roughly 15% are row houses and the remainder are duplexes, at 2%. Roughly two out of three homes or 62% are occupied by their owners.

Hazeldean’s northern boundary is 72nd Avenue, the southern is 63rd Avenue, to the west is 99th Street and to the east is the Mill Creek Ravine. This civic minded area is home to the Hazeldean Community League, an organization that encourages community involvement. They offer the Hazeldean Community Hall for event rentals as well as a playground, soccer field and two baseball diamonds for community use.

Demographics

Population 3,255 Median Income $63,508 # of Homes 1,391 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Hillview

Hillview, in south Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, is located in the Woodvale area of Mill Woods. The residential neighbourhood is bordered by 66th Street to the west, 50th Street to the east, 38th Avenue to the north and 34th Avenue to the south.

Most of the neighbourhood was developed in the 1970s and 1980s, with over 87% of its housing inventory being constructed. Roughly 54% of the residences are single family homes, followed by row houses at 24%. Apartments account for 16% and duplexes for another 5%. Just over two thirds or 68% of the housing is owner occupied.

There are two schools that service the neighbourhood. One is the public Hillview Elementary School, the other is the John Paul I Catholic Elementary School. The Grey Nuns Community Hospital is just south of the neighbourhood in the adjacent area of Tawa. Residents also have easy access to the Mill Woods Town Centre mall at the far side of Tawa.
Demographics
Population 4,065 Median Income $67,205 # of Homes 1,318 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Holyrood

In the Bonnie Doon area of south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada sits the residential neighbourhood of Holyrood. At first glance it gives the impression of being named after a certain city in southern California, but in truth it is an Anglicization of the Scot’s Gaelic “haly rood” or holy cross.

The northern boundary is 98th Avenue,, the southern is 90th Avenue, to the east is 75th Street and on the western edge is 85th Street. Connors Road and 98th Avenue both lead to Wayne Gretzky Drive which provides access to the downtown core, Rexall Place, and Edmonton Northlands.

Almost 73% of the residential housing was built between the end of World War II and 1960. Most of the remaining homes were constructed in the 1960s. Almost 72% of residences are single family homes, followed by apartments, row houses and duplexes, in that order. Roughly 63% of residences are owner occupied.

The Holyrood Elementary School, part of the Edmonton Public School System, serves the area. Residents have access to a small strip mall in the neighbourhood and more extensive shopping options at the nearby Bonnie Doon Shopping Centre.

Demographics

Population 3,469 Median Income $71,626 # of Homes 1,529 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Idylwylde

Nestled within the Bonnie Doon area of south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Idylwylde had its beginnings shortly after the end of World War II. More than half of the residences, over 56% were built between the end of that war and 1960. Another 23% of the homes were constructed between 1961 and 1980. After a bit of a lull in construction, an additional 11% of the homes were added in the late 1990s. The area is bordered by Whyte Avenue on the south, 90th Avenue on the north, 75th Street on the east and 83rd Street on the west.

Just over half of the properties, some 56%, are single family homes, followed by apartments and apartment style condos at 39%. Most of the apartments are in low rise buildings with less than five stories. Duplexes make up the remaining 4%. Just over half of the properties are owner occupied.

Two schools service the area, the public Idylwylde Elementary School and L’Academie Vimy Ridge Academy, a private school. Residents have access to the Edmonton Public Library’s Idylwylde branch that is located in the adjacent Bonny Doon neighbourhood.

Shopping is also available at the Bonnie Doon Shopping Centre to the west.

Demographics

Population 5,790 Median Income $67,202 # of Homes 3,004 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Jackson Heights

Jannie May Jackson made history in 1912 when she joined the Edmonton Police Department, thus becoming the first female officer in Canada. Jackson Heights, a relatively new neighbourhood, has borne her name since 1976. The neighborhood is in the Mill Woods area of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and is part of the Burnewood zone.

Most major residential construction did not start in earnest until the 1990s. Almost 88% of the residences are single family homes, making this by far the property of choice. Roughly 10% are row houses and the small percentage remaining is made up of varying housing types. Over 97% of the residences are occupied by their owners.

Whitemud Drive forms the northern border and 50th Street the west. The rather unusual southern border consists of about a block along 40th Avenue, then from 40th Avenue just east of 50th Street a utility corridor makes its way eastward toward the intersection of 34th Street and Whitemud Drive. Jackson Heights is surrounded by light industrial and residential zones.

The Jackson Heights Elementary School serves the area and the Annie May Jackson Park is within area boundaries. Mill Woods Golf Course is conveniently nearby, just a bit west of the neighbourhood.
Demographics
Population 1,506 Median Income $55,357 # of Homes 585 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Kameyosek

Kameyosek means “the beautiful” in the language of the Cree. The neighbourhood that bears that complimentary name is located in the Mill Woods area of south Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It is part of the Lakewood community, bordered on the east by 66th Street, the west by Mill Woods Road, the north by 34th Avenue and the south by 28th Avenue.

Over two thirds or 67% of the neighbourhood was built in the 1970s with the remainder during the 1980s. Row houses make up half of the residential properties, followed by single family homes at 32%. Apartments, both in low and high rise buildings make up 16% of the inventory and duplexes the remaining 1%. A little over half of the residential inventory is owner occupied. It is a fairly mobile neighbourhood.

The public Kameyosek Community School serves the area as well as the MacEwan College, Mill Woods Campus in the south west corner of the neighbourhood. Residents have easy access to shopping at Mill Woods Town Centre and to the Mill Woods Recreation Centre. The Grey Nuns Community Hospital and the Edmonton Police Service’s south East Division Station are in neighbouring Tawa.
Demographics
Population 5,688 Median Income $52,720 # of Homes 1,978 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Kenilworth

Located in south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, the Kenilworth neighbourhood is just to the north of Whyte Avenue. Its western border is 75th Street, the north is 90th Avenue and to the east is 50th Street.

The majority of the construction took place in the 1960s when 77% of the residential housing was completed. The remainder was, for the most part, completed between the end of World War II and 1960. The single family home makes up more than 77% of the residential offerings, followed by duplexes at 12%. Apartments in low rise buildings of less than five stories make up the remainder. Almost 82% of the residences are owner occupied.

Three schools service the area, the public Waverly Elementary and Kenilworth Junior High as well as the private Ecole Jeanne D’Arc. The Bonnie Doon Shopping Centre is just to the west via Whyte Avenue. Past the shopping centre are Old Strathcona, the Blue Mile and the University of Alberta. The neighbourhood has its own Kenilworth Arena, home to local hockey leagues and those who just like to ice skate.
Demographics
Population 3,511 Median Income $67,807 # of Homes 1,610 © Stats Canada Census Data

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King Edward Park

Originally annexed to Edmonton in 1912, King Edward Park sits on the south east side of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Whyte Avenue forms the northern border, 71st Street the east and 76th Avenue the south. The Mill Creek Ravine fronts the western border.

Development in King Edward Park began before the end of World War II with just over 12% of the residences being complete by 1946. A little over 46% of homes were built between the end of the war and 1960. An additional 11% were built in the 1970s and the remainder after 1980.

The single family home is the most common residential find, at just over 57%. This is followed by duplexes at 24%. Apartments in low rise buildings of less than five stories make up the remainder. Roughly 52% of homes are owner occupied.

Residents have access to shopping and dining options in Old Strathcona via Whyte Avenue, which also leads to the main campus of the University of Alberta. The Bonnie Doon Shopping Centre and the University of Alberta Faculte Saint-Jean campus are to the north in neighbouring Bonnie Doon.

Demographics
Population 3,281 Median Income $65,394 # of Homes 1,620 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Kiniski Gardens

The triangle shaped Kiniski Gardens is in the Mill Woods area of south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and is the namesake of the 1960s political figure Julia Kiniski. The neighbourhood is part of the Burnewood district. Kiniski Gardens is surrounded by the Larkspur and Wild Rose neighbourhoods to the east, Michau to the south west and Jackson Heights in the north west.

Roughly 7% of the housing inventory was built in the 1970s then construction picked up in the 1980s to contribute an additional 41% of the homes. Most of the remaining residences were built during the 1990s. Single family homes make up 95% of the residential offerings, with a combination of low rise apartments and duplexes making up the rest. Residences are 89% owner occupied.

The eastern boundary is 34th Street. The other borders become a bit more interesting. A utility corridor between 34th Street and Whitemud Drive and 40th Avenue form the north west boundary. The south west border is a combination of the utility corridor at 40th Avenue and 34th Street between 34th and 35th Avenues.

Two schools, the Julia Kiniski Elementary, a public school and the Blessed Kateri Catholic Elementary Junior High School service the area.

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Larkspur

Located in south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, the residential neighbourhood of Larkspur is part of The Meadows area east of Mill Woods. Larkspur includes the Meadowbrook retail area at its south west corner, as well as an even larger retail development on the eastern end.

The western boundary is 34th Street, the eastern 17th Street, the north is framed by Whitemud Drive and 38th Avenue edges the south. The latter two streets curve, giving the area an unusual shape. Kiniski Gardens is to the west and south west, Wild Rose to the south and the Tamarack neighbourhood to the east and south east. The industrial areas of Maple Ridge, South East and Pylypow are also adjacent.

This is a newer neighbourhood and most construction was completed between 1985 and 2005. Almost 88% of the properties are single family homes, the remaining being duplexes. Nearly 98% of the residences are occupied by their owners. The Velma E. Baker School services the area and is near Larkspur Park.

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Lee Ridge

Former mayor Robert Lee lent his name to Lee Ridge, located in south Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The neighbourhood is part of the Mill Woods area of the city. The eastern border is 66th Street, the west is Mill Woods Road, the south 34th Avenue and the north is framed by 38th Avenue.

The neighbourhood has a variety of housing types, with no one preference making up a majority. Single family homes make up 36% of the residences, followed by row houses at 29% and duplexes at 15%. Apartments in buildings of less than five stories make up 11%. Mobile homes make up the remainder. Most of the construction occurred in the 1970s. Even considering the varied makeup of the housing choices, about 70% of the homes are occupied by their owners.

One school is available to serve the neighbourhood, the Lee Ridge Elementary School. The Lee Ridge Wellness Centre provides medical care for the area. Mill Woods Town Centre is available for shopping.
Demographics
Population 2,748 Median Income $54,613 # of Homes 1,060 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Maple Ridge

The Maple Ridge mobile home park is located in south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and is framed by industrial zones on all sides. At last count the population numbered 1564 residents. The western border is 17th Street and the southern border is 61st Avenue. The north is framed by 66th Avenue and the eastern end is located to the west of Meridian Street.

Just over three out of four homes or 75% of the structures in Maple Ridge were brought into the park in the 1970s. A few, just over 3% are of older vintage. Most of the remaining homes were moved into the park during the early 1980s. All the properties in Maple Ridge are mobile homes and over 96% of the residences are occupied by their owners.

The community is on the younger side, with the highest percentage of residents being between their early thirties and forties. Most of the residents are descendants of the British Isles, Ireland, Germany or the Ukraine. More than a third are native born Canadians.
Demographics
Population 1,625 Median Income $56,310 # of Homes 754 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Menisa

In the Cree language, the word menisa means “berries”. The Menisa neighbourhood in south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada bears that name. It is part of the Mill Woods portion of the city. The southern border is Anthony Henday Drive; the north is framed by Mill Woods road, the east by 66th Street and the west by 80th Street.

Development in Menisa began in 1976 with virtual completion by 1980. Most homes in the neighbourhood are single detached houses, nearly 83%. Row houses make up the majority of the remaining structures. Roughly seven out of eight homes are occupied by their owners.

The Menisa Shopping Centre is within the neighbourhood’s borders. Residents also have access to nearby Mills Woods Town Centre to the north via 66th Street. The Edmonton Police Service’s South East Division Station and the Grey Nuns Community Hospital are located to the north in neighbouring Tawa.
Demographics
Population 5,545 Median Income $74,476 # of Homes 1,881 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Meyokumin

Located in the Mill Woods area of south Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, the residential neighbourhood of Meyokumin is part of the Millhurst district. Meyokumin is the Cree word for “good water”.

The western boundary is 66th Street, the east is 50th Street, the north 23rd Avenue and the south is framed by Mill Woods Road South. Most of the construction in the area was completed in the 1970s when just over 55% of the homes were built. An additional 34% of the homes were completed in the 1980s.

Single family homes account for 60% of the residential inventory, followed by row houses at 34%. The remainder are primarily duplexes. Over 75% of the homes are occupied by their owners.

Two schools service the area, the public Meyokumin School and the St. Richard Catholic Elementary School. Shopping is available only a short drive to the north at the Mill Woods Town Centre shopping mall. Residents also have easy access to the Mill Woods Recreation Centre in Mill Woods Park. The Edmonton Police Service’s South Division Headquarters and the Grey Nuns Community Hospital are in nearby Tawa, to the north.
Demographics
Population 3,063 Median Income $66,684 # of Homes 1,038 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Meyonohk

Meyonohk is part of the Mill Woods community of Lakewood and is located in south Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The neighbourhood’s name means “ideal spot” in the Cree language. Meyonohk is bordered by Mill Woods Road in the east, 28th Avenue in the north, 91st Street to the west and by 23rd Avenue to the south.

Most of the construction occurred during the 1970s when just over 62% of the homes were built. An additional 26% were completed in the 1980s with the remainder of the residences added in the 1990s.

Single family homes make up just under half of the residential inventory, coming in at 47%. Duplexes make up 20% followed by row houses at 16%. The remaining inventory is described as “other”. Meyonohk has no apartments. Approximately 84% of the residences are owner occupied.

One school services the neighbourhood, the Meyonohk Elementary School, part of the Edmonton Public School System. Shopping is available at the nearby Mill Woods Town Centre.
Demographics
Population 2,981 Median Income $62,283 # of Homes 1,126 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Michaels Park

Located in the Millbourne community of Mill Woods, Michaels Park sits in south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The residential area was named after John Michaels, who devoted over 50 years to community service in the city of Edmonton. Michael’s Park, which was named after the same gentleman, is within the neighbourhood’s borders.

Michaels Park’s northern border is Whitemud Drive, the western is 76th Street and the eastern edge is flanked by 66th Street. The southern end is framed by 38th Street. Millbourne Road East runs through the neighbourhood.

Most of the construction, over 81%, was completed in the 1970s. Single family homes make up 54% of the residential inventory. Row houses follow at 29%. Apartments and apartment style condos make up an additional 15%. Duplexes make up the remainder. Over 80% of the homes are occupied by their owners.

Michael’s Park, which was named after the same gentleman, is within the neighbourhood’s borders. Residents have easy access to shopping at nearby Millbourne Mall.
Demographics
Population 5,366 Median Income $59,469 # of Homes 1,960 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Millwoods

The Mill Woods district in the southern part of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada made history as the first area to use a ring road system rather than the conventional grid. Eight communities make up the district; Millhurst, Millbourne, Lakewood, Southwood, Burnewood, Knottwood, Ridgewood and Woodvale.

All of these communities are connected by a major ring road. Mill Woods Road circles along the east, south and west and 38th Avenue frames the northern boundary. Smaller ring roads connect adjacent neighbourhoods. Mill Woods Town Centre and Tawa form the business and service core of the district. The Grey Nuns Community Hospital, a fire station and the Edmonton Police Service’s South East Division Headquarters are all in the Tawa area. An ETS bus terminal and the Mill Woods Town Centre shopping mall are also within the business district.

Residents also have easy access to the Mill Woods Recreation Centre in Mill Woods Park, just west of town centre, as well as the Mill Woods Golf Course. Mill Woods Park is the site of the annual Canada Day celebration each July 1st. Built on what was once the Papaschase Cree Indian Reserve, this district has the makings of a stand alone community but is very much an integral part of the city of Edmonton.

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Minchau

Named for a Prussian immigrant that settled in the Mill Woods area in the late 1800s, Minchau is located in southern Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. August Minchau, who in 1894 made a daring escape from Russia with his family on the S. S. Samaritan bound for Halifax, was also honoured by the naming of the single elementary school in the neighbourhood.

The western border is 50th Street and the southern is 35th Avenue. The Mill Creek Ravine fronts the north east boundary. It is surrounded by the Hillview and Greenview neighbourhoods to the west, Tawa to the south west and by the Bisset and Weinlos areas to the south. Silver Berry, Kiniski Gardens, Wild Rose and Jackson Heights all frame the north and north eastern part of Minchau.

Most of the residences, almost 72%, are single family homes, followed by row houses and apartments in buildings of less than five stories each making up roughly 10% of the housing inventory. Duplexes make up the remainder. Almost 78% of the homes in the neighbourhood are occupied by their owners.

Demographics
Population 3,307 Median Income $65,657 # of Homes 1,133 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Ottewell

Named for the Ottewell family, one of the original settlers in the area, this large residential area in south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada got its start shortly after the end of World War II. Over 86% of the homes were built within the first fifteen years after the war and the neighbourhood was considered complete by 1980. Golden Homes was one of the major builders in the area. Many of the homes brought on the market in the 1960s are today worth roughly twenty times their original asking price.

The single family home is the most prevalent residential style, accounting for 79% of the housing inventory. Apartments in low rise buildings of less than five stories account for 12% while duplexes make up 4%. The remaining 5% are categorized as collective residences. Roughly 75% of the homes are owner occupied.

The western boundary is 75th Street, the eastern 50th Street and the south is framed by 90th Avenue. Terrace Road and 98th Avenue make up the northern border. Within those boundaries are the Braemer Public School, the Clara Tyner Elementary and the Ottewell Junior High School. Edmonton Catholic Schools and St. Brendan Catholic Elementary School are also represented. The private Suzuki Charter School also services the area.

Residents have access to Capilano Mall in the north east part of Ottewell, which also holds a branch of the Edmonton Public Library. On the southern end of the area is Ottewell Plaza, a strip mall that includes a large grocery store. There are several places of worship in the neighbourhood.
Demographics
Population 3,965 Median Income $79,179 # of Homes 1,654 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Pollard Meadows

Located in the Mill Woods area of south Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Pollard Meadows is part of the Southwood community. The western border is 50th Street and the northern is 23rd Avenue. Mill Woods Road frames the southern and eastern edges.

Development began in the 1970s when just over 44% of the residences were constructed. The 1980s saw the majority of the building, contributing 45% of the housing inventory. Most of the remaining homes were put up in the early 1990s. Pollard Meadows is not yet considered to be complete by the City of Edmonton.

A little less than half or 45% of the homes are single family structures. Rental apartments make up 26% and row houses follow at 22%. Duplexes make up the remaining 7%. Roughly 61% of the homes are occupied by their owners.

Three schools service the neighbourhood. Edmonton Public School System operates the Pollard Meadows Elementary School and the T.D. Baker Junior High. The Holy Family Junior High is part of the Edmonton Catholic School System. Shopping is available at the nearby Mill Woods Town Centre in nearby Mill Woods.
Demographics
Population 4,553 Median Income $62,023 # of Homes 1,614 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Richfield

Richfield is located in south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and is part of the Millbourne area of Mill Woods. It is bordered on the west by 91st Street and by 34th Avenue to the south. Mill Woods Road skirts the northern and eastern edges.

Most of the building in the community was completed in the 1970s when over 75% of the homes were completed. Just over 10% were constructed earlier, throughout the 1960s and a similar percentage in the 1980s. The most common form of house is the row house, making up nearly 45% of residences. Single family homes make up 41% with the remainder being equally split between apartments and duplexes. Slightly over half, or 51% of residences are owner occupied.

Residents have access to shopping at nearby Mill Creek Town Centre mall. Two elementary schools service the area, the public Grace Martin Elementary School and the St. Elizabeth Catholic Elementary School.
Demographics
Population 3,269 Median Income $46,977 # of Homes 1,174 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Ritchie

Named for Ritchie Mill, the former mayor of the City of Strathcona and original owner of the Ritchie Mill, this southeast Edmonton, Alberta, Canada neighbourhood offers good access to nearby shopping, dining and nightlife.

Ritchie is bordered by trendy Whyte Avenue on the north, 72nd Avenue on the south and by the Mill Creek Ravine on the eastern edge. The western boundary is a bit more complicated. South of 79th Avenue it runs along 100th Street. North of 79th Street it runs along 101st and 102nd Streets. Whyte Avenue gives residents good access to the University of Alberta, and 99th Street leads to the downtown core.

Almost a quarter of the residences in Ritchie were built before the end of World War II. Between the end of the war and 1960 an additional 35% of the homes were built. The 1970s and 1980s both saw roughly 10% of the development, respectively. The remainder were built after 1990.

The single family home is the most common residence, accounting for 60% of the inventory. Apartments and apartment style condos in buildings of less than five stories make up 32% of the homes. Duplexes and row houses make up the rest. About 55% of the homes are occupied by their owners.
Demographics
Population 3,783 Median Income $56,762 # of Homes 2,124 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Sakaw

Bearing the Cree word for “wooded area” Sakaw is located in the Mill Woods area of south Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It is part of the Millhurst community.

Sakaw is bordered on the west by 66th Street, the north by Mill Woods Road South and the east by 50th Street. Anthony Henday Drive frames the southern edge. Most of the construction in the neighbourhood was evenly split between the 1970s, at 44% and the 1980s at 46%. Most of the remaining homes were built after 1990.

Single family homes are the most popular type of residence in the area, accounting for 77% of the inventory. This is followed by row houses, at 16% and duplexes at 8%. Rental apartments in low rise buildings of less than five stories make up an additional 5%. Almost 75% of the homes are occupied by their owners.

There is one school that services the neighbourhood, the Sakaw Elementary School. It is part of the Edmonton Public School System. Residents have easy access to shopping at the nearby Mill Creek Town Centre.
Demographics
Population 4,277 Median Income $72,512 # of Homes 1,404 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Satoo

Sitting on land that from 1876 to 1891 was part of the Papachase Indian Reserve, the neighbourhood is actually named for a Cree chief. Satoo is one of the three neighbourhoods in the Mill Creek community of Knottwood, located in south Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Satoo is bordered by 23rd Avenue in the north, Anthony Henday Drive on the south and 91st Street on its western edge. Mill Woods Road West and 80th Street make up the eastern boundary.

Roughly 75% of the homes are single family structures, followed by a mixture of duplexes and row houses. The majority of the construction occurred in the 1970s. Almost 80% of the homes are occupied by their owners.

Satoo is popular with young families; almost 30% of its residents are under the age of 20. Two public schools service the area, the Satoo Elementary School and the Don Knott Junior High School.
Demographics
Population 3,521 Median Income $75,394 # of Homes 1,253 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Silver Berry

Silver Berry is a newer development located to the east of Mill Woods in south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Most of the homes are single family structures, which make up more than 80%. Duplexes make up 15% and row houses 5% of the remaining homes. At this time development is ongoing. Over 96% of the homes are occupied by their owners.

The neighbourhood is bordered on the west by 34th Street, on the east by 17th Street, and to the south by 34th Avenue. Mill Creek frames its northern boundary. It shares its borders with several communities, among them Daly Grove, Bisset, Kiniski Gardens and Minchau to the west, Wild Rose to the North and Tamarack to the east. The Meadows Area is to the south.

The closest schools are Father Michael Troy to the north and Mary Hanley Elementary and Bisset School Elementary to the west. Residents have access to the library and shops at Mill Woods Town Centre and the Grey Nuns Community Hospital, both just a few minutes drive west.
Demographics
Population 21,628 Median Income $80,871 # of Homes 7,292 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Summerside

Summerside is a fairly new development in south Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Ellerslie Road makes up the southern border, and 66th Street is to the east. Parsons Road borders part of its western edge. Some properties are built close to Lake Summerside in the neighbourhoods south west corner.

Three out of four residences or almost 76% are single family homes. Apartments in low rise buildings of less than five stories make up 12% and row houses another 11% of the inventory. Duplexes make up the remainder. The majority of the homes are occupied by their owners.

Though the area is not very old it does have an assortment of services within its borders, among them Summerside Child Care Centre, Summerside Dental, Summerside Children’s and Sport Physiotherapy, Ltd. and Summerside Community Church. The Summerside Residents Association is also available to service the community.
Demographics
Population 21,628 Median Income $80,871 # of Homes 7,292 © Stats Canada Census Data

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Tawa

The Mill Woods community of Tawa is located in south Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It is a fairly new neighbourhood with most of its construction being completed in the 1990s. Tawa is home to the Grey Nuns community Hospital and the Edmonton Police Service’s south East Division Station.

Tawa is bordered by 34th Avenue on its northern edge, by 28th Avenue to the south and by 66th Street in the west. The eastern border is flanked by 50th Street. Youville Drive, leading to the commercial core of Tawa, makes a wide circle through the neighbourhood.

Almost 34% of the housing units in Tawa are apartments. These are equally split between high rises and walk up structures of less than five stories. Another 34% of the homes are made up of duplexes. Row houses account for an additional 22%. Almost 12% of homes are labelled collective residences. There are few single family homes. Almost 75% of the homes are occupied by their owners.

The community of Tawa as well as the Mill Woods Town Centre are served by the Weinlos Elementary School, the Kate Chegwin Junior High and the W P Wagner Senior High. The Montessori Day Care Centre is also available in Tawa’s centre.

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