The first segment will be built from Inglewood to Shepard in southeast Calgary, followed by the downtown portion. Main construction is scheduled to start in 2021.

Green Line: The next step

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This will be an elevated “bridge” station over 11th Street S.E., and will run parallel to the CP Rail bridge. There will be at-grade access on the west end of the station, near Jefferies Park, and a station entrance building that will provide access to the elevated station platforms. While no park-and-ride or bus terminals are planned for this station, it will be a transit hub.

Ramsay/Inglewood

This station will be partially elevated. There will be an entrance building to access elevated platforms on the north side, and at-grade entrances on the south side. It will also provide access to Crossroads Market. Although no park-and-ride or bus terminals are planned, riders will be able to connect to bus routes in the area.

26th Avenue S.E.

At-grade station will be in the centre of Calgary’s original industrial district, on a remediated landfill. Station will include a small bus terminal and improved pedestrian and cycling connections. The alignment will parallel the Canadian National Railway right-of-way, allowing higher speeds and reduced travel time.

Highfield

Located alongside Ogden Road S.E., next to Pop Davies Park, the station will include a bus terminal, park-and-ride and reorganized parking for park users.

Lynnwood/Millican

Located at 72nd Avenue S.E., between Ogden Road and Canadian Pacific Railway headquarters, where a transit plaza will serve as the entrance way to the at-grade station. The Green Line will run parallel to the CP right-of-way, on a separate corridor from vehicles, improving transit ride times and reliability.

Ogden

The at-grade station will be a a major transit hub serving at least eight routes, with 30 buses accessing the station in the peak hours. It will also provide workers with an additional option for travelling to jobs in the nearby commercial and industrial areas.

South Hill

At-grade station will serve the communities of Douglas Glen, Riverbend and Quarry Park. The station will have a park-and-ride, small bus terminal and improved pedestrian and cycling connections. There is also a proposed pedestrian crossing across 24th Street S.E. leading to the new recreation centre and library.

Quarry Park

At-grade station will be located on 114th Avenue S.E. between 27th Street and 29th Street. It will continue to be a major transit hub for BRT and local bus service, including a park-and-ride and bus terminals.

Douglas Glen

At-grade, terminal station will include a significant bus terminal. It will be within walking distance of South Trail Crossing, a major shopping and entertainment destination. Station will include a park-and-ride, upgraded waiting facilities and pedestrian and cycling connections.

Shepard

130th Ave. SE

Graphic: Darren Francey/Postmedia Source: City of Calgary

Second segment to downtown

17th Avenue S.E.