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Gage Avenue & Industrial Drive

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Hamilton, Ontario
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Gage Avenue & Industrial Drive

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Area
Hamilton, Ontario / Industrial, Warehousing context
Traffic control
Listed in the City of Hamilton traffic-signal inventory as a city-owned signal at two named streets. Check the active indication on arrival.
GPS
43.264846,-79.821479 (approximate City signal point)
Weather
Check the current federal forecast for conditions around this curb.Environment Canada forecast
Transit
Check HSR stops, current direction, schedules and detours for the final approach.HSR schedules and detours
Accessibility
Confirm curb ramps, the pedestrian signal phase, and the destination entrance at street level.
Parking
Review posted rules and available municipal parking before leaving a vehicle.Municipal car parks
Cycling
Check the city cycling map for the current facility and crossing.Hamilton cycling routes
Road access
Confirm construction and turn controls on arrival.Live traffic map
North
Clappison Avenue & Dundas Street, about 9310 m north in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
South
Burlington Street & Gage Avenue, about 230 m south in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
East
Depew Street & Industrial Drive, about 420 m east in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
West
Burlington Street & Wilcox Street, about 470 m west in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.

Where You Are

Gage Avenue & Industrial Drive is a City of Hamilton mapped signal between two named roads. Match street signs and the active vehicle indication before proceeding. Nearby mapped land use includes Industrial, Warehousing; the category describes surrounding context and does not identify a specific business.

Final Orientation

Use marked crossings and confirm the destination entrance at street level. Compass references are straight-line distances to other selected curbs, not travel routes. Transit, parking, weather and traffic conditions can change during your trip.

Source: City of Hamilton Traffic Signals and LandUsePrimaryBlockHam layers, retrieved 24 September 2026. Nonresidential land use screened within 25 m of mapped signal points. Hamilton HSR, cycling and parking guidance checked on the same date. Inventory is not a live signal-status feed; coordinates approximate the intersection.