Cowan Heights, St. John's

Cowan Heights, St. John's
Cowan Heights
—  Neighbourhood  —
Country  Canada
Province  Newfoundland and Labrador
City St. John's
Ward 3
Government
 - Administrative body St. John's City Council
 - Councilor Bruce Tilley

Cowan Heights is a west end neighbourhood in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. Canada Drive and Frecker Drive are the two main road-ways that run through most of the neighborhood.

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Schools

Cowan Heights has two schools. They are St. Matthews Elementary (115 Cowan Avenue) and Cowan Heights Elementary (100 Canada Drive). Though their addresses are on different streets, the schools are directly across from each other.

Streets

Some streets of Cowan Heights are:

  • Bancroft Place
  • Bellevue Crescent
  • Birmingham Street
  • Burin Street
  • Burling Crescent
  • Brigus Place
  • Canada Drive
  • Cape Broyle Place
  • Cherrington Street
  • Cowan Avenue
  • Creston Place
  • Duntara Crescent
  • Frecker Drive
  • Gander Crescent
  • Gillingham Place
  • Gladney Street
  • Grant Place
  • Greenspond Drive
  • Harrington Drive
  • Hopeall Street
  • Lodge Place
  • Newman Street
  • Organ Place
  • Point Lemington Street
  • Point Verde Place
  • Roddickton Place
  • Tanner Street
  • Trinity Street
  • Torngat Crescent
  • Wabush Place

See also

  • Neighbourhoods in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador

References

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