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SkyTrain station
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Location
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4099 Cambie Street, Vancouver
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Coordinates
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Owned by
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TransLink
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Platforms
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Split platforms
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Tracks
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2
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Construction
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Structure type
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Underground
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Disabled access
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Yes
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Other information
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Station code
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KE
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Fare zone
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1
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History
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Opened
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August 17, 2009
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Traffic
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Passengers (2011[1])
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14,080
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Services
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King Edward Station is a SkyTrain station on the Canada Line in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The station is designed to accommodate the future construction of a transit-connected development over the station entrance.
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Location 1
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Services 2
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References 3
Location
The station is located at the intersection of Cambie Street and King Edward Avenue, with the station entrance at the northwest corner of the intersection, replacing a small strip mall. The station serves the surrounding residential area, as well as the retail area along Cambie Street. King Edward Station is also the closest station to Queen Elizabeth Park, located 400 metres to the south.
Services
The station is served by the #15 bus providing local surface service along Cambie Street, by the #25 bus operating east to Brentwood Town Centre Station and west to the University of British Columbia, and by the #33 bus operating east to 29th Avenue Station (via Cambie, Midlothian, 33rd Ave, Slocan, 29th Ave) and west to the University of British Columbia (via Cambie, 16th Ave, Wesbrook Mall).
Bus routes
The following bus routes can be found in close proximity to King Edward Station: [2]
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15 Olympic Village Station / Cambie
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N15 Downtown / Cambie
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25 UBC / Brentwood Station
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33 UBC / 29th Avenue Station
References
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^ "2011 SkyTrain Station Counts". TransLink. Retrieved January 2013.
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^ "King Edward Station Map" (PDF). TransLink. Retrieved 25 August 2015.
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Stations ordered inbound → outbound
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Future stations or routes in italics
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Former stations or routes in
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