Victoria Park Place (Windsor, Ontario)
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Victoria Boulevard, 150
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broadcasting (do not use this category, need to be deleted or replaced), television / radio transmission tower, invisible, apartment building, radio broadcasting tower
Windsor's tallest building, the Victoria Park Place apartment buildings were built in 1979. They currently house the windsor repeater transmitter for A Windsor (CHWI-DT-60 on channel 26, formerly 60) on their roof. Until 1994, there was a small news bureau for Kitchener's CKCO-TV (CTV), which closed shortly after CHWI-TV signed on in October of 1993.
Before the Victoria Park Place was built, the Norton Palmer Hotel (built in 1927, expanded in 1929, detonated in 1975) occupied this site.
Environment Canada also maintains a UHF transmitter (VAZ826) at 407.2875 MHz atop the Victoria Park Place.
Before the Victoria Park Place was built, the Norton Palmer Hotel (built in 1927, expanded in 1929, detonated in 1975) occupied this site.
Environment Canada also maintains a UHF transmitter (VAZ826) at 407.2875 MHz atop the Victoria Park Place.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victoria_Park_Place
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 42°18'58"N 83°2'23"W
- The Pavilion 2.8 km
- Lafayette Towers Apartments 2.8 km
- Regency Tower Apartments 3.5 km
- River Park Place 3.5 km
- Woods Circle Townhomes 3.6 km
- Park East Condominium 3.6 km
- Campau Farms 3.8 km
- River Towers apartments 5.2 km
- Whittier Towers 5.9 km
- River House 6.2 km
- Caesars Windsor 0.6 km
- Detroit-Windsor Tunnel 0.6 km
- Victoria Avenue Heritage Area 0.7 km
- Downtown Windsor 0.8 km
- Gateway Park and Fujisawa International Gardens 1.2 km
- Canadian Pacific Railway - Windsor Yard 1.3 km
- Huntington Place 1.4 km
- Riverwest 1.7 km
- Downtown Detroit 1.9 km
- Corktown 2.6 km
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