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The Woodlands neighbourhood boundaries are the Petticoat Creek to the west, the Canadian National rail line to the north, the Amberlea watercourse east of the Highway 401 ramps to Kingston Road, and Highway 401 to the south. The total area of the neighbourhood is 1.49 square kilometres.
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Woodlands is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Pickering as well as one of its smallests. Residential development began along Old Forest Road, Highbush Trail and Rosebank Road between as far back as 1900 up to the 1940s. More subdivision activity occurred east of Rosebank Road in the 1980s.
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Due to the neighborhood’s age, housing in the neighbourhood is primarily detached homes on large lots. The neighbourhood has been largely built out with limited infill opportunities remaining on lands south of Sheppard Avenue and east of Whites Road, and along Kingston Road.
Woodlands includes a high school, public swimming pool, a seniors & community centre and library (the George Ashe branch of the Pickering Public library system).
For outdoor enthusiasts, there are also two neighbourhood parks called East Woodlands Park and Steeple Hill Park.
There’s a bunch of shopping and personal services in the neighborhood too! Along Kingston Road there are commercial plazas, restaurants, financial institutions, offices, a medical centre, car dealerships, and a supermarket along Kingston Road.
Rosebank Road and Whites Road are the main north/south routes through the neighbourhood, connecting Sheppard Avenue to Kingston Road. Access to and from the highway is available from Whites Road, with a westbound Highway 401 on- and off-ramp situated further east along Kingston Road.
The South Petticoat Ravine, located on the west side of the neighbourhood forms part of the City’s Natural Heritage System, and it drains southwards towards Lake Ontario. The densely forested ravine provides a habitat for fauna and flora, and a scenic backdrop to adjacent residential homes.
The schools in Woodlands are as follows:
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