McEwan Avenue (Windsor, Ontario)
Named after John McEwan, an American from Saratoga, New York, later married Margaret Arnold (granddaughter of Benedict Arnold). They moved to Windsor in 1848. John became a Clerk of the Court in 1849 until 1853, became Sherrif of Essex County in 1856 to 1883. John also started (and edited) the first newspaper in Windsor, the Windsor Herald, in 1855.
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McEwan Avenue, related objects
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Coordinates: 42°18'19"N 83°3'11"W
- Riverwest 0.5 km
- Moe's Transport Trucking 0.6 km
- Gateway Park and Fujisawa International Gardens 0.8 km
- Bridgeview / West Windsor 0.8 km
- Canadian Pacific Railway - Windsor Yard 1 km
- Victoria Avenue Heritage Area 1.5 km
- Downtown Windsor 2.1 km
- Lakeshore Interchange 2.7 km
- South Cameron 2.7 km
- South Central 2.7 km
- Peter Street 2.1 km
- Interstate 375 (Michigan) - Walter P. Chrysler Freeway 3.9 km
- Livernois Avenue duplicate 4.9 km
- Dickerson Street 12 km
- Michigan Ave duplicate 12 km
- Interstate 96 - Jeffries Freeway 19 km
- Interstate 696 - Walter P. Reuther Freeway 22 km
- Interstate 75 (Michigan) - Walter P. Chrysler Freeway 22 km
- Interstate 94 (Michigan) 128 km
- Interstate 75 (Michigan) - American Legion Memorial Highway 220 km