north shore of False Creek

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The north shore of False Creek is a waterfront area in downtown Vancouver that was extensively redeveloped into an exhibition and urban district, notably serving as the core site of Expo 86.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf urban neighbourhood
waterfront district
associatedWithEvent Expo 86 NERFINISHED
borderedBy Chinatown, Vancouver NERFINISHED
Downtown Vancouver peninsula NERFINISHED
False Creek NERFINISHED
Yaletown NERFINISHED
cityPlannerInfluence Vancouverism urban design model NERFINISHED
connectedBy pedestrian and cycling paths
country Canada
governedBy City of Vancouver NERFINISHED
hasFeature high‑rise condominiums
marinas
parks
seawall promenade
hasLandmark BC Place NERFINISHED
Burrard Bridge NERFINISHED
Cambie Bridge NERFINISHED
Creekside Park NERFINISHED
Granville Bridge NERFINISHED
Plaza of Nations NERFINISHED
Rogers Arena NERFINISHED
Science World NERFINISHED
hasTransportation Main Street–Science World station NERFINISHED
SkyTrain Expo Line NERFINISHED
Stadium–Chinatown station NERFINISHED
water taxi services
hasUse commercial development
recreational space
residential development
hasViewOf North Shore Mountains NERFINISHED
Vancouver skyline
hasWaterBody False Creek NERFINISHED
locatedIn British Columbia
Canada
Downtown Vancouver NERFINISHED
Vancouver
notableFor post‑Expo 86 redevelopment
waterfront public spaces
partOf False Creek NERFINISHED
previousUse industrial lands
rail yards
province British Columbia
redevelopedFor Expo 86 NERFINISHED
redevelopmentPeriod late 20th century
servedAs core site of Expo 86
timeZone Pacific Time Zone
urbanPlanningType mixed‑use development

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Expo 86 mainSite north shore of False Creek