Charles Redfern Park (Victoria)
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British Columbia /
Victoria /
Quebec Street
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park, commemorative place/plaque
Charles E. Redfern, jeweler and politician, served two terms as mayor for the City of Victoria, B.C.; 1882-83, 1896-99. He is buried in Ross Bay Cemetery on Fairfield Road in Victoria.
This triangle-shaped one-fifth of a hectare parkland has a granite boulder engraved to commemorate his accomplishment. The park is in the community of James Bay near the junction of Montreal and Quebec Streets. Several mature London plane and ornamental plum trees provide shade to benches in this park.
This triangle-shaped one-fifth of a hectare parkland has a granite boulder engraved to commemorate his accomplishment. The park is in the community of James Bay near the junction of Montreal and Quebec Streets. Several mature London plane and ornamental plum trees provide shade to benches in this park.
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_E._Redfern
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 48°25'20"N 123°22'37"W
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- Coburg Peninsula 7.1 km
- Royal Roads University and Hatley Park National Historic Site 8.6 km
- Mill Hill Regional Park 9 km
- Mount Wells Regional Park 14 km
- Matheson Lake Regional Park 18 km
- Roche Cove Regional Park 20 km
- Sooke Mountain Provincial Park 22 km
- Sea-to-Sea Regional Park Reserve 23 km
- East Sooke Regional Park 25 km
- James Bay 0.8 km
- Bayview/Roundhouse Development 0.8 km
- Inner Harbour 0.9 km
- Ogden Point Terminal 1 km
- Victoria West 1.3 km
- Naval Officer Training Center - VENTURE 1.5 km
- Work Point Barracks 1.8 km
- Old Esquimalt 2.1 km
- Esquimalt 3.1 km
- The Gorge Waterway / Portage Inlet 3.2 km