23 Avenue

23 Avenue used extend east from south Edmonton into Strathcona County. It was part of a western segment of Secondary Highway 629 between Edmonton city limits and Highway 14, but it was decommissioned as part of the 1982 general annexation. The intersection with Highway 14 was signalised until it was removed as part of the southeast Anthony Henday Drive construction; part of the project included construction of a flyover over Anthony Henday Drive, presently considered part of 34 Avenue. As part of the Tamarack Neighbourhood Area Structure Plan, 23 Avenue will be realigned east of 17 Street and link with the flyover; which currently ends at Tamarack Boulevard. A western segment of 23 Avenue existed west of the North Saskatchewan River and became Highway 627 when it left Edmonton. It was renamed Maskêkosihk Trail in February 2016 to honour Cree heritage. ==Neighbourhoods==

List of neighbourhoods 23 Avenue NW runs through, in order from west to east: • Haddow • Terwillegar Towne • Leger • Magrath Heights Area • Hodgson • Blue Quill Estates • Blue Quill • Skyrattler • Ermineskin • Keheewin • Satoo • Meyonohk • Ekota • Meyokumin • Mill Woods Town Centre • Weinlos • Pollard Meadows • Bisset • Daly Grove • Silver Berry • Tamarack ==Major intersections==

This is a list of major intersections, starting at the west end of 23 Avenue NW. == See also ==