DVP

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DVP is a major controlled-access highway in Toronto, Ontario, connecting the city's downtown core with its northeastern suburbs along the Don River valley.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
DVP canonical 3
the DVP 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf controlled-access highway
expressway
transport infrastructure
city Toronto
completedIn 1966
connects Downtown Toronto
northeastern suburbs of Toronto
constructionStartYear 1958
country Canada
followsValleyOf Don River
hasAbbreviation DVP
hasApproximateLength 15 km
hasDirectionA South
hasDirectionB North
hasInterchangeWith Gardiner Expressway
Ontario Highway 401
linked to: Highway 401

Ontario Highway 404
hasLanes 6
hasLocalNickname the DVP
linked to: DVP
hasNotableIssue flooding risk from Don River
traffic congestion
hasRouteType municipal expressway
hasSpeedLimit 90 km/h
isMajorRouteFor commuters between downtown Toronto and northeastern suburbs
isSubjectOf urban planning debates in Toronto
isTollRoad false
isUrban true
locatedIn Canada
Ontario
Toronto
maintainedBy City of Toronto
linked to: Toronto
namedAfter Don River valley
linked to: Don River Valley
northernTerminus Highway 401 in North York
linked to: Highway 401
northernTerminusConnectsTo Ontario Highway 401
linked to: Highway 401
openedInPart 1961
parallelTo Bayview Avenue NERFINISHED
Don River
partOf Ontario Highway 404 corridor
passesThrough East York
North York
Old Toronto
province Ontario
runsAlong Don River valley
linked to: Don River Valley
southernTerminus Gardiner Expressway at the downtown Toronto lakefront
linked to: Gardiner Expressway
southernTerminusConnectsTo Gardiner Expressway

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Don Valley Parkway hasLocalName DVP
Don Valley Parkway hasAbbreviation DVP
subject linked to: DVP
Don Valley Parkway hasLocalNickname the DVP
subject linked to: DVP
linked to: DVP