Roads That Are Parallel With Burlington Street
Note: With the exception of Industrial Drive, all these routes are south of Burlington Street
Lower City Roads:
- Industrial Drive, (runs parallel w/ Burlington Street from Gage Avenue North to Ottawa Street North)
- 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 East
- Hunter Street West/East
- Augusta Street
- Charlton Avenue West/East
- Aberdeen Avenue
Niagara Escarpment (Mountain) Roads:
- Concession Street
- Queensdale Avenue West/ East
- Scenic Drive - Fennell Avenue West/East
- Sanatorium Road
- 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
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