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Maps of Cultural Heritage Landscapes

Published by City of Kitchener

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Type
Study
Published by
City of Kitchener
Date
December 2014
Also called
cultural heritage landscapes
For
any
Building types
All building types
Pages
2
Agencies
The Landplan · GBCA · ASI

Overview

Appendix 4 of the City of Kitchener's Cultural Heritage Landscape Study, a two-page map sheet titled Maps of Cultural Heritage Landscapes. It plots the landscapes the study identified across the city, each carrying a code such as L-CE-1 or L-NBR-2, with a legend grouping them by cemetery, residential neighbourhood, park, institutional, commercial, agricultural, Grand River, transportation and estate. The sheet is dated December 2014 and repeats the appendix inside the study's own appendices file.

What it covers

  • Appendix 4
  • Maps of Cultural Heritage Landscapes
  • Cemetery
  • Residential Neighbourhood
  • Parks and Other Public Open Space
  • Institutional
  • Commercial/Industrial/Retail
  • Agricultural
  • Grand River
  • Transportation
  • Residential/Estate
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