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Transit routes

Explore the GO rail and Transitway routes alongside the Hazel McCallion Line, which is under construction.

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  • Hazel McCallion Line
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The Hazel McCallion Line’s 18 km, 19-stop core project is under construction between Port Credit GO and Brampton Gateway. This atlas shows only its Mississauga alignment, including the City Centre spur. The downtown loop is a separate extension in planning and design.

The core project includes 16 stops in Mississauga.

Continuous colour guides make each route easy to follow: green marks the Lakeshore West, Milton and Kitchener GO corridors. Blue marks the Transitway, including its mixed-traffic Highway 403 connection between Erin Mills and City Centre. The coloured routes follow the model’s physical levels and pass behind buildings and bridges. Below-ground sections are hidden by the ground; neutral tracks show the physical model. Existing transit remains visible in every scenario; the gold Hazel McCallion Line appears in construction and future views.

City railway and Transitway mapping, current GO schedules and community-mapped HML tracks are reconciled at their joins. The City Centre flyover is included. Vertical profiles, inferred second-track offsets and track symbols are illustrative; they are not final engineering alignments. No opening date is assumed. The separate downtown extension is described here without inventing a final track layout.

Core project · Metrolinx ↗ · Downtown extension · Metrolinx ↗

About the 3D map

The map combines City of Mississauga 3D data with building studies and project research. Source dates vary; proposals and building shapes may change.

Choose a building to see its details and sources.

The city overview uses fewer small buildings. Choose an area for neighbourhood detail. Roofs, terrain and tree sizes are approximate.

This is independent work by Daniel Sultan. It is not an official City plan or a notice that a property will be demolished.

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