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Diamond Cove is a small southeast Calgary community carved out of neighbouring Queensland in 1991, with home construction beginning in 1989 on land originally annexed to the city in 1961. It's bounded by Anderson Road and Deerfoot Trail to the north, the Bow River to the east, Queensland to the south, and Bow Bottom Trail to the west. It is one of the smallest communities in the city, with well under 300 households, almost entirely single-detached homes built between 1991 and 2000. The Bow River forms its eastern edge, and Fish Creek Provincial Park's pathway network is close by to the south. Diamond Cove shares a community association with Queensland, the Queensland Diamond Cove Community Association. Its small size, river frontage, and near-complete absence of rental or condo housing set it apart from larger, more mixed-housing communities elsewhere in south Calgary.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Diamond Cove

When was Diamond Cove established?

Diamond Cove began construction in 1989 and was formally established as its own community, separated from Queensland, in 1991.

Does Diamond Cove have its own lake?

No. Diamond Cove borders the Bow River rather than having a private community lake. Sikome Lake, a separate swimming lake operated within Fish Creek Provincial Park, is nearby but is not a Diamond Cove community amenity.

What types of homes are in Diamond Cove?

Diamond Cove is almost entirely single-detached homes, most built between 1991 and 2000, with very little rental or condo stock.

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