Queensdale Avenue & Upper Sherman Avenue
At a Glance
Hamilton, OntarioQueensdale Avenue & Upper Sherman Avenue
- Area
- Hamilton, Ontario / Office 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
- 43.234269,-79.846319 (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
- Concession Street & Upper Sherman Avenue, about 550 m north in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
- South
- Brucedale Avenue & Upper Sherman Avenue, about 240 m south in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
- East
- Crockett Street & East 36Th Street, about 550 m east in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
- West
- Concession Street & East 22Nd Street, about 870 m west in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
Where You Are
Queensdale Avenue & Upper Sherman Avenue 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 Office; 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.