Wycliffe Crescent in Kingston, Ontario
Wycliffe Crescent in Kingston is a two-lane, asphalted residential street. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and crosses Douglas Avenue and ends at Elliott Avenue, while the other end is a cul-de-sac.
- Road Type
- residential street
- Lanes
- 2
- Route
- northeast-southwest
Roads nearby
Adley Place150 m
Douglas Avenue150 m
John Counter BoulevardBus Terminal Transfer Point Platform 2, Princess Street (south side of John Counter), M.C. Decor Ltd., Tim Hortons, Kingston - Planning and Building Department, Lappan's Lane (north side of John Counter), MTO Offices (north side of John Counter), K&P Trail, Centro Cultural Português, Pyke Farms Landscaping Products, Glen Supply Building Centre, Kingston Bus Terminal, Esso, Circle K, Mac's, Subway, Aberfoyle Road (south side of John Counter), Indian Road (south side of John Counter), Old Mill Road (north side of John Counter), VIA Rail Station (south side of John Counter), Indian Road (north side of John Counter), Sun Convenience, Big Bites, Rigney Street (south side of John Counter), Rigney Street (north side of John Counter), Aberfoyle Road (north side of John Counter), Pepsi, Lappan's Lane (south side of John Counter), MTO Offices (south side of John Counter)
300 m
Elliott AvenueRockford Plaza (north side of Elliott), Douglas Avenue (north side of Elliott), Douglas Avenue (south side of Elliott), Rockford Plaza (south side of Elliott), East Side Market, Paradiso Pizza & Bar, Derby Gate Crescent (north side of Elliot), Kingston Community Health Centres, Rent-To-Own, Paradiso, Division Street (south side of Elliott)
300 m
Leroy Grant DriveBus Terminal Transfer Point Platform 3, Bus Terminal Transfer Point Platform 4
300 m
Rockford Place350 m
Hyperion Court350 m
Champlain Park Trail400 m
Douglas Avenue South400 m
Rigney Street450 m
Lappan's Lane450 m
Lyons Street500 m
Derby Gate Crescent500 m
Brant Avenue550 m
Ruskin Street550 m
Armadale Place600 m
Kirkpatrick StreetTheresa Crescent ( side of Kirkpatrick), Kingscourt Avenue (south side of Kirkpatrick), Theresa Crescent (north side of Kirkpatrick), Kingscourt Avenue (north side of Kirkpatrick)
650 m
St. Joseph's Street650 m
Blessed Sacrement Street650 m
Theresa Crescent700 m
Our Lady of Lourdes Street700 m
Groom Street700 m
St. John the Apostle Street700 m
Hillcrest AvenueKingscourt
750 m
Oak Street800 m
St. Mary's Street850 m
St. Francis Oasis Street850 m
Amenities nearby
Kingston Transit Garage450 m
Buildings nearby
Novelis Gatehouse600 m
Shed850 m
Cemeteries nearby
St. Mary's Cemetery700 m
Clothing shops nearby
The Goodway Thrift Store650 m
Commercial buildings nearby
Government of Canada350 m
Kingston Planning and Building Department450 m
Oomen’s Glass650 m
Industrial buildings nearby
Novelis800 m
Parks nearby
Champlain Park450 m
Ken Matthews Park500 m
James Neilson Park650 m
Oak Street Park800 m
Max Jackson Memorial Park800 m
Places of worship nearby
First Christian Reformed Church600 m
Church of the Redeemer650 m
Kingscourt Free Methodist Church (FMC)800 m
Residential areas nearby
Dutch Heritage Villa300 m
Retail areas nearby
Rockcliffe Plaza650 m
School buildings nearby
KSS400 m
Molly Brant Elementary School450 m
Stations nearby
Kingston Bus Terminal400 m
| Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Tram |
| Cycle path | |
| Cycle lane on road | |
| Cycling on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
| Long-distance cycle route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance cycle route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| No pedestrians |