Old Toronto

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Old Toronto is the historic core and former municipality of Toronto, encompassing the city’s downtown and many of its oldest, most densely developed neighborhoods.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former municipality
historic core
neighbourhood cluster
amalgamationDate 1998
areaCode 416
437
647
borderedBy Don River valley to the east
Humber River to the west
Lake Ontario to the south
cityIncorporationYear 1834
climate humid continental climate
contains Allan Gardens
Art Gallery of Ontario
Bay Street
Bloor-Yonge intersection
CN Tower
Cabbagetown
Casa Loma
Chinatown
Church and Wellesley
College Street
Distillery District
Don Valley Parkway (southern section)
Downtown Toronto
Eaton Centre
Entertainment District
Financial District
Fort York
Gardiner Expressway (central section)
George Brown College St. James campus
Harbourfront
Harbourfront Centre
High Park
Hospital for Sick Children
Kensington Market
King Street West
Mount Sinai Hospital
OCAD University campus
Old City Hall
Ontario Legislative Building
PATH underground pedestrian network
Queen Street West
Queen's Park
Regent Park
Rogers Centre
Rosedale
Royal Ontario Museum
Ryerson University campus
Scotiabank Arena
Spadina Avenue
St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence Market
St. Michael's Hospital
The Annex
Toronto City Hall
Toronto General Hospital
Toronto Islands
Toronto Union Station rail corridor
Toronto waterfront
Union Station
University Avenue
University of Toronto St. George campus
Yonge-Dundas Square
Yorkville
country Canada
dominantLanguage English
formerMunicipalityStatus city
governedBy Toronto City Council
hasCharacteristic contains many of Toronto's oldest neighbourhoods
highest urban density in Toronto
historic street grid pattern
major cultural centre
major employment centre
major transportation hub
mixed-use land use
hasPublicTransitOperator Toronto Transit Commission
hasSignificantPopulationOf immigrant communities
historicalPredecessor Town of York
locatedIn southern Ontario
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
locatedOn northwestern shore of Lake Ontario
mergedInto amalgamated City of Toronto
namedAfter Toronto
partOf Golden Horseshoe
Greater Toronto Area
Ontario
Toronto
postalCodePrefix M4
M5
M6
representedInFederalParliamentBy multiple Toronto Centre and downtown ridings
representedInProvincialLegislatureBy multiple downtown Toronto ridings
servedBy GO Transit rail lines
Line 1 Yonge–University
Line 2 Bloor–Danforth
UP Express
townOfYorkIncorporationYear 1793
usesDaylightSavingTime yes
wasSeatOf City of Toronto government
Metropolitan Toronto


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