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Mohawk Road, is an Upper City (mountain) arterial road in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. It is a two-way street throughout that starts just West of Highway 403 & Meadowlands and travels eastward linking up with the Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway. Mohawk Road east of Highway 403 resumes again in front of Iroquoia Heights Conservation Area, and runs parallel with the Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway, cuts across the mountain and ends at Mountain Brow Road, the site of Mohawk Sports Park. Note: From Mountain Brow Road, you get a spectacular bird's-eye view of King's Forest Golf Course in the Lower City.

History

Mohawk Road, is a road that follows the route of an ancient Indian Trail. Indians walked this path from upper New York State. Hamilton Health Sciences is the largest employer in Hamilton with nearly 10,000 employees and serves approximately 2.2 million people in central south and central west Ontario. Hamilton Health Sciences is a family of five unique hospitals and a cancer centre, they include Chedoke Hospital, Hamilton General Hospital, Henderson General Hospital, McMaster Children's Hospital, McMaster University Medical Centre and the Juravinski Cancer Centre. Hamilton Health Sciences is affiliated with McMaster University's Faculty of Health Sciences. It is one of the most comprehensive health care systems in Canada.
   The Dave Andreychuk Mountain Arena & Skating Centre, (2,500 seats), was built in 1966 and was known as Mountain Arena until it was renovated in 2005 and renamed after Hamiltonian and ice hockey player Dave Andreychuk. Andreychuk, captained the Tampa Bay Lightning of the NHL to the 2004 Stanley Cup. The 1976 Memorial Cup winning team, and OHL hockey club, Hamilton Fincups played out of this Arena. The Hamilton team featured future NHL stars Willie Huber, Al Jensen, Dale McCourt, Al Secord and Ric Seiling. Hamilton defeated the New Westminster Bruins in the Finals. Bernie Arbour Memorial Stadium, is a stadium inside Mohawk Sports Park that's primarily used for baseball. The ballpark has a capacity for 3,000 people. The stadium is home to the Hamilton Thunderbirds of the Intercounty Baseball League.

Landmarks

Note: Listing of Landmarks from West to East.

Communities

Note: Listing of neighbourhoods from West to East.
  • Mountview/ Fessenden, Mohawk Road cuts through these two neighbourhoods and all the others on this list.
  • Westcliffe/ Gilbert
  • Buchanan/ Rolston
  • Bonnington/ Yeoville
  • Balfour/ Greeningdon
  • Hill Park/ Bruleville
  • Burkhome/ Thorner
  • Macassa/ Lawfield
  • Hampton Heights/ Berrisfield
  • Huntington/ Lisgar
  • Huntington/ King's Forest Upper

    Roads that are parallel with Mohawk Road

    Lower City Roads:
  • Burlington Street, West/East
  • Barton Street, West/East
  • Cannon Street, West/East
  • Wilson Street
  • King William Street
  • King Street, West/East
  • Main Street, West/East - Queenston Road
  • Jackson Street, West/East
  • Hunter Street, West/East
  • Augusta Street
  • Charlton Avenue, West/East
  • Aberdeen Avenue Niagara Escarpment (Mountain) Roads:
  • Concession Street
  • Fennell Avenue, West/East
  • Mohawk Road, West/East
  • Limeridge Road West/East
  • Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway - Mud Street, (Hamilton City Road 11)
  • Stone Church Road, West/East
  • ; Rymal Road, West/East
  • Twenty Road

    Roads that cross Mohawk Road

    Note: Listing of streets from West to East.
  • Upper Paradise Road
  • Garth Street
  • West 5th Street
  • Upper James Street
  • Upper Wellington Street
  • Upper Wentworth Street
  • Upper Sherman Street
  • Upper Gage Street
  • Upper Ottawa Street
  • Upper Kenilworth Street
  • Mountain Brow BoulevardFurther Information

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