Alberta Highway 15

Highway 15
Route information
Maintained by Alberta Transportation, the City of Edmonton, and the City of Fort Saskatchewan
Length:	92 km (57 mi)
Major junctions
West end:	Hwy 16 (Yellowhead Trail) in Edmonton
	Hwy 37 Hwy 21 Hwy 45 Hwy 29
East end:	Hwy 16 / Hwy 855 south of Mundare
Location
Municipalities:	Strathcona County
Rural municipalities:	Sturgeon County, Lamont County
Major cities:	Edmonton, Fort Saskatchewan
Towns:	Lamont, Mundare
Villages:	Chipman
Highway system
Provincial highways in Alberta ← Hwy 14 Hwy 16 →

Highway 15 is a short highway in the Edmonton Region of Alberta. It connects central Edmonton to the suburb of Fort Saskatchewan and arcs around Elk Island National Park, providing a scenic, although two laned, alternative to a part of Highway 16. The highway follows the route of a railway line completed in 1937 by Canadian Pacific.

Highway 15

The highway begins at the intersection of 50 Street and Highway 16 (Yellowhead Trail) in Edmonton. It proceeds northeast where it becomes Manning Drive, and sees the south end of Highway 28A and east end of Highway 37. It turns southeast and crosses the North Saskatchewan River and enters Fort Saskatchewan, then meets the north end of Highway 21, where it turns again northeast as 89 Avenue. As township road 554, Highway 45 and Highway 29 (formerly Highway 637) branch out to the northeast. Then, after turning southeast, it passes through the towns of Lamont and Mundare. At the outskirts of Mundare, it begins a 2.1 km concurrency with Highway 855 before ending at Highway 16.

Major intersections

Starting from the west end of Highway 15:

Municipality	km	Intersecting road	Notes	Coordinates
City of Edmonton	0	Highway 16 (Yellowhead Trail)	50 Street, Edmonton concurrency Highway 15 begins	53°34′57″N 113°25′6″W / 53.5825°N 113.41833°W / 53.5825; -113.41833 (15 km 00)
	2	Manning Drive	End 50 Street concurrency Begin Manning Drive concurrency	53°36′8″N 113°25′1″W / 53.60222°N 113.41694°W / 53.60222; -113.41694 (15 km 02)
	14	Highway 28A, 17 Street NE, Range Road 233	North to Gibbons	53°41′9″N 113°19′6″W / 53.68583°N 113.31833°W / 53.68583; -113.31833 (15 km 14)
Sturgeon County	16	33 Street NE, Range Road 232	End Manning Drive concurrency Leave Edmonton limits	53°41′57″N 113°17′42″W / 53.69917°N 113.295°W / 53.69917; -113.295 (15 km 16)
	19	Highway 37, Township Road 550	West to Highway 825, Namao and Onoway	53°42′50″N 113°15′36″W / 53.71389°N 113.26°W / 53.71389; -113.26 (15 km 19)
City of Fort Saskatchewan	21	North Saskatchewan River	Fort Saskatchewan limits Begin Manning Freeway concurrency	53°42′23″N 113°14′4″W / 53.70639°N 113.23444°W / 53.70639; -113.23444 (15 km 21)
	22	Highway 21	End Manning Freeway concurrency South to Sherwood Park and Camrose	53°41′47″N 113°12′59″W / 53.69639°N 113.21639°W / 53.69639; -113.21639 (15 km 22)
Strathcona County	31	Range Road 220	Leave Fort Saskatchewan limits	53°44′38″N 113°7′27″W / 53.74389°N 113.12417°W / 53.74389; -113.12417 (15 km 31)
	35	Highway 830, Range Road 214	South to Josephburg Begin 830 north concurrency	53°45′53″N 113°4′23″W / 53.76472°N 113.07306°W / 53.76472; -113.07306 (15 km 35)
	42	Highway 830, Range Road 210	North to Highway 38 End 830 north concurrency	53°46′28″N 112°58′33″W / 53.77444°N 112.97583°W / 53.77444; -112.97583 (15 km 42)
Lamont County	45	Highway 45, Range Road 204	North to Bruderheim	53°46′28″N 112°55′34″W / 53.77444°N 112.92611°W / 53.77444; -112.92611 (15 km 45)
	51	Highway 29	East to Hairy Hill	53°46′24″N 112°49′42″W / 53.77333°N 112.82833°W / 53.77333; -112.82833 (15 km 51)
	54	Highway 831	Lamont South to Elk Island National Park North to Waskatenau	53°45′35″N 112°47′34″W / 53.75972°N 112.79278°W / 53.75972; -112.79278 (15 km 54)
	65	Highway 834, Range Road 190	Chipman South to Tofield	53°42′27″N 112°39′25″W / 53.7075°N 112.65694°W / 53.7075; -112.65694 (15 km 65)
	78	Range Road 165	Hilliard	53°38′31″N 112°29′1″W / 53.64194°N 112.48361°W / 53.64194; -112.48361 (15 km 78)
	90	Highway 855, Range Road 175	Mundare North to Smoky Lake Highway 855 concurrency begins	53°35′23″N 112°20′11″W / 53.58972°N 112.33639°W / 53.58972; -112.33639 (15 km 90)
	92	Highway 16 (Yellowhead Highway)	East to Vegreville; West to Edmonton Highway 855 concurrency ends Highway 855 south to Holden Highway 15 ends	53°34′13″N 112°20′11″W / 53.57028°N 112.33639°W / 53.57028; -112.33639 (15 km 92)
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi      Concurrency terminus •      Closed/Former •      Incomplete access •      Unopened

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Manning Drive

Manning Drive
Highway 15
Route information
Maintained by the City of Edmonton and Alberta Transportation
Length:	14.8 km (9.2 mi)
Major junctions
South end:	Fort Road
	137 Avenue, 50 Street, 153 Avenue, Highway 28A
North end:	City Limits (33 Street NE)
Location
Major cities:	Edmonton
Highway system
Provincial highways in Alberta

Manning Drive is a developing freeway in north-east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It is currently still under construction, with the majority of its intersections at-grade, it retains its arterial road status. It was named after Alberta Premier Ernest Manning (1943–1968) in 1972.^[1]

It has formed as a highway, and a better route, to the historic Fort Road, which was a major route connecting Edmonton and Fort Saskatchewan. Fort Road has since been destroyed in places to make room for development, and the drive was renamed from Manning Freeway, however some old signs still remain.

Interchanges and intersections

Manning Drive currently has 12 interchanges.^[2]

km	Intersecting road	Current intersection type	Planned intersection	Coordinates
0.0	Fort Road	Splits into divided roadway	Splits into collector-express setup	53°35′47″N 113°25′29″W / 53.59639°N 113.42472°W / 53.59639; -113.42472 (Manning km 00.0)
0.2	136 Avenue	Split intersection	???	53°35′52″N 113°25′21″W / 53.59778°N 113.4225°W / 53.59778; -113.4225 (Manning km 00.2)
0.4	137 Avenue	Split intersection (traffic lights)	Diamond interchange	53°35′56″N 113°25′16″W / 53.59889°N 113.42111°W / 53.59889; -113.42111 (Manning km 00.4)
0.8	50 Street	Split intersection (traffic lights)	Diamond interchange	53°36′8″N 113°25′1″W / 53.60222°N 113.41694°W / 53.60222; -113.41694 (Manning km 00.8)
1.2	142 Avenue	Split intersection (traffic lights)	Directional-T interchange (northbound only)	53°36′17″N 113°24′51″W / 53.60472°N 113.41417°W / 53.60472; -113.41417 (Manning km 01.2)
1.5	Miller Boulevard / 144 Avenue	Split intersection (traffic lights)	Diamond interchange	53°36′25″N 113°24′42″W / 53.60694°N 113.41167°W / 53.60694; -113.41167 (Manning km 01.5)
2.5	153 Avenue	T intersection (traffic lights)	Diamond interchange	53°36′52″N 113°24′13″W / 53.61444°N 113.40361°W / 53.61444; -113.40361 (Manning km 02)
3.4	160 Avenue	T intersection		53°37′19″N 113°23′57″W / 53.62194°N 113.39917°W / 53.62194; -113.39917 (Manning km 03)
4.1	167 Avenue	At-grade (traffic lights)	???	53°37′43″N 113°23′47″W / 53.62861°N 113.39639°W / 53.62861; -113.39639 (Manning km 04.1)
4.9	Anthony Henday Drive	none	Stack interchange	53°38′10″N 113°23′35″W / 53.63611°N 113.39306°W / 53.63611; -113.39306 (Manning km 04.9)
8.0	18 Street NW (to 195 Avenue)	At-grade		53°39′26″N 113°22′8″W / 53.65722°N 113.36889°W / 53.65722; -113.36889 (Manning km 08)
10.3	Meridian (1) Street N	At-grade		53°40′11″N 113°20′33″W / 53.66972°N 113.3425°W / 53.66972; -113.3425 (Manning km 10)
12.7	Highway 28A, 17 Street NE (to 227 Avenue & Fort Road)	At-grade		53°41′9″N 113°19′6″W / 53.68583°N 113.31833°W / 53.68583; -113.31833 (Manning km 12)
14.8	33 Street NE, Range Road 233	At-grade		53°41′57″N 113°17′42″W / 53.69917°N 113.295°W / 53.69917; -113.295 (Manning km 14)

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References

1. ^ The Honourable Ernest C. Manning, 1943-68
2. ^ City of Edmonton map utility

External links

• 2010 Provincial Highways 1 - 216 Series Progress Chart (map, 8 MB) by Alberta Transportation.