 CLICK FOR ENLARGED IMAGES This is a photo taken at the intersection of John Button Boulevard and Rodick Road, the picture shows the road's two-laned conditions, surrounding residential areas, and the wires hanging between Rodick Road and the residential areas. The photo was taken on November 25,2006 and then uploaded.
 The major Catholic High School on the street Rodick Road is an aterial route in York Region or Town of Markham. The street goes in a north-south direction from Riviera Drive to Macrill Road, then turns in an approximately 70 degree angle and head into an east-west direction. The road terminates at Riviera Drive and York Regional Road 8. West of Rodick Road, the street is referred to as Hillmount Road. Image File history File linksMetadata Staugustine. ...
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York Regional Municipality, also called York Municipality or York Region, is a municipality in south-central Ontario, between Lake Simcoe and Toronto. ...
Markham is a town in York Region, directly north of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. ...
Rodick Road Summary and Map
Summary - Road Name:Rodick Road
- City it passes by:Town of Markham
- Length:6.875 km (27.5 cm measured on MapArt's Maps)
- Transportations:TTC Route#224C(From Riviera Drive to [[York Regional Road 71); YRT Route#40 (From John Button Boulevard to York Regional Road 8
- Attractions:First Markham Place-- A Chinese Mall ; St.Agnes Kouying Tsao Church
- Road Status:Paved and with two lanes per direction. Frequent cars travelling on the road, with only 3 stop sign and occasional traffic lights. The road is quite busy. Recent construction has already started to build a bridge across Highway 407, in order to link the northern portion of the road up with the southern portion.
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- Zonings: Mixed Commercial, Industrial (about 30%), mostly residential areas (70% of the time)
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First Markham Place is a shopping centre located in Markham, Ontario. ...
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Description, Original Purpose, and Ongoing Construction
Descriptions The road is paved and completed, with two lanes per direction. The road is very busy at all times. Frequent traffic lights found here and there. However, there are 3 stop sign found, and one of the stop signs is expected to be removed by the time the extension of the road opens. The road's maximum speed is 50km/h.
Original Purpose The original purpose of the road is to smoothen the local traffic travelling on Woodbine Avenue, and Warden Avenue. Until now, there are a lot of cars travelling on this road.Town of Markham is considering to lower the speed limit and create more curves on the road to discourage some travellers. Markham is a town in York Region, directly north of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. ...
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Ongoing Construction Two parts of Rodick Road are already linked together, and officially opened to public in late December2006. Look up December in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. ...
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Roads that Rodick Road meets up with (Note: S= The road meets up with Rodick Road with a four-way stop T=The road meets up with Rodick Road with a traffic light) - Riviera Drive, where the street terminates (S)
- 14th Avenue (S)
- Miller Avenue
- Yorktech Drive(S)
- Fairburn Drive
- Clegg Road
 York Regional Road 7 or Highway 7 East, where the road starts to get busy (T)- Cox Boulevard
- Whitehall Drive
- Apple Creek Boulevard (T)
- Morrison Crescent
- John Button Boulevard / Hollingham Drive (T)
  York Regional Road 73 or 16th Avenue (T)- Lazenby Court
- Hans Drive
- Calvert Road (T)
- Eyer Drive
- Macrill Drive / Rachel Crescent (S)
- Pilgrim Drive
- Forester Crescent / Rachel Crescent
  York Regional Road 8 or Woodbine Avenue (T)
Public Transit along Rodick Road
YRT Route#40's stops along Rodick Road
TTC Route #224C's stops along Rodick Road - Riviera Drive
- 14th Avenue
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