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Queensland is a South Calgary community first developed in 1973 on land annexed to the city in 1961, and was originally known as Queensland Downs. It is bounded by Anderson Road and Deerfoot Trail to the north, the Bow River to the east, Canyon Meadows Drive to the south, and Bow Bottom Trail to the west. Housing is predominantly single-family, with some multi-family development mixed in. An escarpment overlooking the Bow River has been kept as public open space, preserving natural character while giving residents direct access to the riverbank. In 1991, the community's northeastern section was carved off to form the separate community of Diamond Cove. Haultain Memorial Elementary, Queensland Downs Elementary, and Wilma Hansen Junior High serve local students. Compared to Parkland just to the south, Queensland has an older development date, a Bow River escarpment rather than a Fish Creek Park boundary, and a broader mix of housing types.
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Get Your Free Market ReportFrequently Asked Questions About Queensland
When was Queensland developed, and what was it originally called?
Queensland was first developed in 1973 on land annexed to Calgary in 1961, and was originally known as Queensland Downs before adopting its current name.
What happened to part of Queensland in 1991?
In 1991, the northeastern portion of Queensland was separated off to form the neighbouring community of Diamond Cove, which sits closer to Fish Creek Provincial Park.
What natural feature borders Queensland?
Queensland borders the Bow River to the east, where an escarpment overlooking the river has been preserved as public open space, giving residents direct access to the riverbank and its pathway system.
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