Wilson Avenue (Toronto)
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"Wilson Avenue" redirects here. For the New York City Subway stop, see Wilson Avenue (BMT Canarsie Line).
Wilson Avenue is an east-west street in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The westward extension of York Mills Road (itself a westward extension of Ellesmere Road), it stretches from Yonge Street and ends before reaching Weston Road (Wilson is a small side street as Wilson becomes Walsh Avenue before changing into Albion Road west of Weston Road). Wilson Avenue is parallel to and one major block north of Lawrence Avenue.
The street is likely named after TTC and city traffic consultant Norman D. Wilson, who was instrumental in the design of the Toronto subway system.
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Wilson Avenue (Toronto)
10th Concession of Toronto Route Sequence
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Wilson Avenue | Succeeded by York Mills Road |
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