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	Canal Street Complex
		IRT East Side Lexington Ave (On Lafayette Ave at Canal Street) opened 10/27/1904: This station is part of the original IRT route, and was expanded during the 1950's platform extensions.
		BMT Nassau Street (On Centre Street at Canal Street) Opened 3/14/1913: Station is now 2 active tracks on 1 island platform, in October 2004 NYCT completed a dramatic realignment of the Nassau Street line from south of Canal Street to Essex Street.
		This area has one F/T booth to the S/W corner of Centre and Canal Streets, there is at least 1 ghost booth and 1 closed exit on the east side of Centre Street, they were sealed prior to the start of the realignment project.
	www.stationreporter.net /canal.htm (1320 words)

	Canal Streetcar (dot com)
		Canal Street, on the other hand, is the transit hub of the city and the main street of downtown.
		With the car barn on Canal Street taking up to 2' of water, the trucks and motors were flooded, and the paint jobs on all the 2000-series and 400-series streetcars were damaged.
		Unlike the Riverfront line, Canal is a primary commuter line, and one of the arguments for getting rid of the streetcars in the early 1960s was their lack of air-conditioning.
	www.canalstreetcar.com /archives/canal_line (4102 words)

	Lower Manhattan : News \| Smoothing Out Canal Street
		If you stand at the crest of Canal Street, right around Mulberry, and gaze down the crowded channel of concrete, you might be able to imagine the conditions that gave the arterial its name.
		The pond was filled in by 1811, the canal became Canal Street around 1820, and within the next two decades Manhattan was getting clean water from Westchester County via the Croton Aqueduct.
		A walk down Canal Street today shows that the city is doing its best to keep the bustling street orderly: All six of its lanes have been resurfaced recently, lane markers have been repainted, and traffic signals were retimed.
	www.lowermanhattan.info /news/smoothing_out_canal_street_99774.asp (930 words)

	United States v. Canal Street Apartments, et al. (D. Idaho)
		Defendants Auld are the developers and owners of Canal Street, which is an apartment complex consisting of 72 dwelling units in two-story, non-elevator buildings, in nine separate 8-unit buildings located at 2410, 2420, 2430, 2440, 2450, 2460, 2470, 2480, and 2490 Canal Street, Boise, Idaho.
		Street, Boise ID 83701, provided that no amount shall be paid pursuant to this paragraph before the Intermountain Fair Housing Council has executed a written release of all claims, legal or equitable, that it might have against Defendants relating to the claims asserted in this lawsuit.
		Canal Street Apartments is dedicated to the principle of equal housing opportunity.
	www.usdoj.gov /crt/housing/documents/canalsettle.htm (2911 words)

	CANAL STREET
		In 1796, John Brown, a successful merchant in Providence, suggested that a canal be built north from Rhode Island along the Blackstone River.
		Use of the canal was dependent on weather.
		Canal Street was the only by-pass to the rapids behind the Town Hall.
	www.millbury.k12.ma.us /hs/history/historytown/canalstreet.html (471 words)

	Canal Street Marina and Yacht Yard \| Chicago, Illinois
		Two miles south of downtown Chicago, on the Chicago River, Canal Street Marina and Yacht Yard is a full service facility offering indoor and outdoor storage, summer dockage and a wide range of services.
		Canal Street Marina and Yacht Yard is quickly and safely accessed via a protected four-mile river passage through scenic downtown Chicago - a landmark tour punctuated by history and renowned architecture.
		Minutes from Interstates 94 and 55, Canal Street Marina and Yacht Yard is within walking distance of China Town to the south and the Pilsen community/Chicago Arts District to the west, for a wide variety of nearby shopping and dining.
	www.canalstreetmarina.com (198 words)

	Map of Canal Street in New Orleans
		Canal Street is a famous major thoroughfare in the city of New Orleans, Louisiana.
		The wide median which was to contain the canal was referred to by early inhabitants as the "neutral ground," a term still used by New Orleanians to refer to all medians.
		New Orleans' Canal Street is often purported to be the widest city street from sidewalk to sidewalk, although it has not actually been the city's widest since the early 20th century.
	www.bigeasy.com /maps/canal-street.html (287 words)

	Canal Street (Manhattan) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Canal Street is a major street in New York City, crossing lower Manhattan to join New Jersey in the west (via the Holland Tunnel I-78) to Brooklyn in the east (via the Manhattan Bridge).
		Canal Street takes its name from an actual canal that was dug in the early 1800s to drain the contaminated and disease-ridden Collect Pond into the Hudson River.
		The historic townhouses and newer tenements that had been built along Canal Street quickly fell into disrepair, and the eastern stretch of Canal Street came within the ambit of the notorious Five Points slum as property values and living conditions plummeted.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Canal_Street,_Manhattan (398 words)

	Canal Street Guesthouse
		Canal Street Guesthouse ($145 week) is located on the main street of New Orleans, and is
		Canal Street Guesthouse is a secret gem for the traveler with experience in the world.
		Canal Street Guesthouse is a Nice Place for Nice People.
	hometown.aol.com /canalstgst (500 words)

	$12.9M project in New Orleans begins delayed Canal Street New Orleans CityBusiness - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Today, the street is home mainly to hotels, which occupy about 5 million square feet of floor space on the street, or 65 percent of all occupied space.
		The Canal Street Vision and Development Strategy, a sweeping plan for future development on the street, was published in May 2004.
		Now that the Canal Street redevelopment is moving, the DDD needs to find an economic development director who will recruit developers like Khoury to bring strategic ideas to life.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4200/is_200501/ai_n10176395 (866 words)

	Central Avenue aka Canal Street - B-More Ghosts
		To the uninitiated, the street name of Canal Street may seem to be unfitting for the thorofare now known as Central Avenue.
		However, there was in fact a Canal running amidst the street, some portions of which more than a few not-so-old Baltimoreans should clearly remember.
		The canal as it was in 1954, with roadways along either side.
	www.btco.net /ghosts/streets/central/canal.html (764 words)

	Washington Canal Park - Near Southeast DC Revitalization (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The eastern side of 2nd/Canal, at the intersection with M Street, looking to the northwest, across what would be the park; the Post plant is slightly visible at the upper right, and the Capitol dome is the white blotch in the middle (it's much more visible in person).
		The view to the north on 2nd Street just north of L (with the Post Plant in the background) is relatively barren in winter....
		This block will eventually be the northernmost portion of Washington Canal Park, and while I'd like to believe that the cleanup is tied to some sort of movement on the park, I won't really be optimistic until the DC school buses are removed from the other two blocks of the park.
	www.jdland.com /dc/canalblocks.cfm (3056 words)

	17th Street Canal - Wikimedia Commons
		The 17th Street Canal is a drainage canal in New Orleans, Louisiana.
		A levee breech on a section of the Canal flooded much of the city in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
		Cracked joint in flood wall in portion of the Canal not subjected to high flood waters due to breech closer to the lake.
	commons.wikimedia.org /wiki/17th_Street_Canal (395 words)

	Canal Street (Manchester) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Canal Street looks across the Rochdale Canal into Sackville Park in the city centre of Manchester.
		Scenes in an episode of Coronation Street, broadcast by ITV were filmed in Canal Street, broadcast in October 2006.
		This, increased openness about sex in general, a more transient population and disaffection which some hold either over Canal Street or the 'Queer Life' in general may ultimately lead to the end of the place of Queer as Folk fame.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Canal_Street,_Manchester (1052 words)

	NO_CanalStreet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Canal Street is the main thoroughfare for the New Orleans downtown district.
		While waiting for a canal to be built in the middle of the street (which was never constructed) folks on both sides of Canal Street began referring to the space as the "neutral ground" and that's what medians are called to this day by New Orleanians.
		These 3 fl and white photos are of the D. Holmes Department store-a fixture on Canal Street for over one hundred years; shown here during World War II.
	www.geocities.com /twincousin2334/NO_CanalStreet (299 words)

	Canal Street -- Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Canal Street twists and winds its way along this industrial line, but that will come to an end when the street is reconstructed, beginning in 2004.
		My first encounter with Canal Street was in the early 1980s, when my father worked for Peck Meat Packing Company just south of Canal Street on Emmber Lane (formerly Muskego Avenue).
		The City of Milwaukee and the Wisconsin DOT are planning a full rebuild and expansion of Canal Street, which will separate the railroad tracks from the street and extend Canal Street all the way to Miller Park's parking lot.
	www.geocities.com /fuzzybroken/canalstreet.html (383 words)

	United States v. Canal Street Apartments, et al. (D. Idaho)
		Venue is proper in that the claims alleged herein arose in the District of Idaho.
		Canal Street Apartments ("Canal St. Apts.") are multifamily dwellings located in Boise, Idaho, in the District of Idaho.
		Defendant Stewart was responsible for the design of the common areas and the dwelling units at Canal St. Apts.
	www.usdoj.gov /crt/housing/documents/canalstcomp.htm (1324 words)

	Canal Street: A Street Railway Spectacular - Part III
		Note the two-block gap in the Canal Street center track, with a train on the center track in the distance, at or near its terminal.
		Canal Belt line “Palace” car 020 is on the riverbound inner track, heading for the loop terminus at the Liberty Monument.
		The Canal Street track was rebuilt from five to four tracks between December 1929 and February 1930.
	www-sal.cs.uiuc.edu /~friedman/canal/Canal3.htm (5054 words)

	Canal Street: A Street Railway Spectacular - Part I
		The CandCSRR operated a pair of tracks on the outer edge of the Canal Street neutral ground from Claiborne in to a loop at the “foot” of Canal, almost at the river, where the Liberty Monument was erected in 1891; these tracks were shared with several other companies for part of the distance.
		Prominent in the middle of the picture is an elaborate fountain or gazebo on the Canal Street neutral ground at the Camp/Chartres intersection.
		The track in the foreground, turning from Magazine into Canal Street, was for the use of the Magazine and Prytania lines, approaching their turntable on the river side of the Clay statue at St. Charles/Royal Streets.
	www-faculty.cs.uiuc.edu /~friedman/canal/Canal.htm (8673 words)

	Canal Streetcar (dot com)
		When he has a green light, the traffic turning onto Canal from City Park Avenue (the street running perpendicular to Canal behind the car) will be stopped.
		On the left, 2004 is arriving at the terminal; on the right, 2005 is leaving, heading down Canal on the riverbound run.
		RTA has finalized the plans for moving this terminal from the end of Canal Street to the beginning of Canal Blvd. See the Bus Terminal page for some shots of proposed terminal plans.
	www.canalstreetcar.com /cemeteries.html (506 words)

	The Bag Blog: Canal Street
		I don't know if it is the thrill of the deal or the crowds or what, but I have been known to hop on the bus from Boston and travel four hours to NYC for the sole reason of walking the length of Canal Street bag-peeping all day long.
		I spent a little time on Canal Street most recently this past Memorial Day weekend but the shopping was cut short by a rather impatient boyfriend who was not enjoying the crowded market as much as I was.
		I visited Canal Street two weeks ago with my sister and did not know what it was all about.
	www.thebagblog.com /bags/2004/12/canal_street.php (6697 words)

	CD Baby: CANAL STREET HOT 6: Back In The Day
		The Canal Street Hot 6, (Formerly the "Canal Street Jazz Band"), takes its name from that legendary street in old New Orleans upon which jazz music originated, once flourished, and still carries on its grand glory today.
		Canal Street feels it is only a matter of time before it is playing some of the top Dixieland jazz music festivals across the country.
		The "Canal Street Jazz Band" looks forward to a long career in the music, and hopes to meet each and every one of you at any one of its exciting venues coming up in the future.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/canalstreet (393 words)

	Reel New York: Season Four -- Canal Street
		Welcome to Canal Street -- the dirtiest, noisiest and most vibrant street in New York City.
		Meet street vendors, fireworks hawkers, cops, homeless men, Vietnamese boat people, and sweat shop workers, all part of the Canal Street subculture.
		As this profile shows, Canal Street is not a melting pot; it's a pressure cooker.
	www.thirteen.org /reelnewyork4/film23.html (200 words)

	NEW ORLEANS CANAL STREETCAR LINE PREVIEW
		From what I have seen here today, the Canal Street line has proven its value and is a solid investment for the federal government.
		The Canal Street line was a bus line for forty years.
		That is why I am confident that the next stop on the Canal Street line will be a prosperous future for the city of New Orleans and its residents.
	www.dot.gov /affairs/minetasp051804.htm (752 words)

	kafka on canal street Radical Society - Find Articles
		I heard her stroll to the door to let me into her destitute kingdom, a loft on Canal Street in a three-story building close to Pearl Paint, with the fire escape on Lispenard Street, the first street of Tribeca, the neighborhood Pd come to love so much later.
		The walls of my room let in the roar of the trucks, which wrecked the asphalt of Canal Street, and thy produced their own sounds.
		And in the far end of the loft was G, who lived in an area enclosed by shades and covered with a huge pink wall-to-wall she found in the street and sprinkled with perfume.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qa4053/is_200304/ai_n9232189 (924 words)

	"Canal Street" - Shopping.com
		The Canal Street Brothel Burning Rubbers With The Madam by Jeanette Maier
		Canal Street with Cab, Chinatown, NYC by Rudi Von Briel Photographic Print...
		Canal Street with Cab, Chinatown, NYC by Rudi Von Briel Framed Photographic...
	www.shopping.com /xGS-Canal_Street (873 words)

	Canal Street Shopping - New York, NY, null - Citysearch
		Canal Street between Sixth Avenue and Baxter Street
		Between Sixth Avenue and Baxter Street is the hub.
		Nominated for best place to find high-tech gadgets, Canal Street is sort of like the greenmarket, but for goods that are electronic, not organic.
	newyork.citysearch.com /profile/11363707 (221 words)

	Canal Street History
		Several yearslater, his two brothers joined him, and the business became the foundation for the Reading HardwareCompany which by 1888 had grown into a large, well known manufacturer of builder’s hardware.At its peak, the company occupied five acres and had 2,500 employees.
		In 1995, the Baushers and McShanes joined forces to create the Neversink Brewery and Canal Street Pub and Restaurant.
		The Canal Street Pub and Restaurant is like no other space in Berks County.
	www.canalstreetpub.com /history.html (323 words)

	New York City Shopping
		That is about 10 blocks further.) You will see a board on the street, but you have to look for it.
		Chinatown and Little Italy are the only places that use street names instead of numbers.
		The crew doesn’t ask you to be an extra, they just film in the street and if you’re lucky, you could be in the shot.
	users.skynet.be /wackotaku/worldshopping/shopnyc.htm (556 words)

	citiesofthedead.net -- canal street
		he end of Canal Street was the end of town for a long time, back when even Old Metairie was considered "the country." There wasn't a lot in-between the lakefront and the end of Canal St. A trip out to West End was a day-trip.
		Patrick #2 is across the street from #1, and #3 is on the other side of City Park Avenue from Odd Fellow's Rest.
		Directly on the corner of Canal and City Park Avenue, on the downtown side.
	www.citiesofthedead.net /canalstreet.html (353 words)

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