Colebrook Maps 21 Amenities Including 8 Parks and 11 Transit Stops

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Market summary

Colebrook contains 21 mapped amenity points. These include 8 parks, 11 transit stops, 1 school and 1 dog park.

Central finding

Colebrook has 21 mapped amenity points, including 8 parks, 11 transit stops, 1 school and 1 dog park. Sources: [Colebrook Elementary]

Amenity Inventory in Colebrook

Colebrook contains 21 mapped amenity points across four categories. The inventory includes 8 parks, 11 transit stops, 1 school and 1 dog park within the neighbourhood boundary. These points represent the current mapped presence of public facilities and infrastructure in the area. The count reflects the total number of distinct locations identified in the source dataset for this specific geographic scope.

The 8 park points include Joe Brown Park, Mud Bay Park, Delta View Park and Colebrook Park. Three additional park points are listed without specific names in the provided data. The single school point is Colebrook Elementary, which serves as the primary educational facility mapped to the neighbourhood. This inventory establishes the physical presence of these amenities but does not indicate their condition, capacity or usage patterns. Sources: [Colebrook Elementary]

Transit Stop Distribution

Eleven transit stops are mapped within Colebrook, distributed along several arterial roads. Stops appear on 56 Ave at 125A St, New McLellan Rd at 123 St and 124 St, and Scott Rd at 56 Ave, Preddy Dr and Highway 10. Each stop is identified by its street intersection and direction of travel, such as eastbound or westbound. This distribution indicates multiple access points for public transportation services within the neighbourhood boundaries.

The transit stops are located at intersections that connect major thoroughfares like New McLellan Rd and Scott Rd with cross streets. The presence of stops at both ends of certain blocks suggests bidirectional service coverage. For example, stops exist at New McLellan Rd (EB) and (WB) at 124 St. This configuration allows residents to access transit from various directions without requiring long walks to a single central hub. Sources: [Colebrook Elementary]

The strongest counter-case

The local evidence consists of mapped amenity presence only, without market statistics or forecasts for Colebrook. Sources: [Colebrook Elementary]