Burrard Street Bridge South to 16th Avenue, 16th Avenue East to Cambie Street, and Cambie Street North to The Cambie Street Bridge.
Burrard Street Bridge South to 16th Avenue, 16th Avenue East to Cambie Street, and Cambie Street North to The Cambie Street Bridge.
Fairview is home to one of Vancouver’s most popular attractions, Granville Island, and also to Gallery Row in the South Granville shopping district. Fairview is in the central section of the city, from Granville Island along scenic False Creek to Science World, and south to Shaughnessy.
Less than 100 years ago the False Creek and Fairview Slopes area were a forest of huge fir trees. Fairview was named in 1886 by CPR Land Commissioner L.A. Hamilton. Hamilton’s survey established the numbered system of east-west avenues and named the cross streets after trees.
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