Linden Woods, Winnipeg

Linden Woods
Neighborhood
Location of Linden Woods within Winnipeg
Country	Canada
Province	Manitoba
City	Winnipeg
Area
• Land	3.6 km² (1.4 sq mi)
Population (2011)
• Total	10,210
• Density	2,826.2/km² (7,320/sq mi)
Racial Group
• White	74.0%
• Aboriginal	1.3%
• Visible minority	24.7%
Locations Type	Location
• Neighbourhood Cluster	Fort Garry North
• Community Area	Fort Garry
• Police District	District 6
• City Council Ward	River Heights-Fort Garry Ward
Website	http://lindenwoods.cc/
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Linden Woods is a neighborhood in the southwest corner of city of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada a part of the Fort Garry North neighborhood cluster. The first phase was designed by IDE (Interdisciplinary Engineering Company) in 1980. The construction of houses began in 1982.

The centerpiece of the neighborhood is a lake that adjoins Van Walleghem Park and Muys Park. Around 2400 homes, set up in a curvilinear style typical of new suburbs revolve around the lake. Wilkes Avenue and the Sterling Lyon Parkway form the northern border, McGillivray Boulevard forms the southern border, Waverley Street forms the eastern border and Kenaston Boulevard forms the western border.

Demographics

In 2011, the population of Linden Woods was 10,210.^[1] The racial make-up was 74% White, 1.3% Aboriginal and 24.7% being a Visible Minority; 10% South Asian, 8.3% East Asian, 4.3% Southeast Asian, and the rest fall into another group. Linden Woods is 3.6 km squared, which has a population density of 2,826.2 people per square kilometer.

Linden Woods is one of Winnipeg's wealthier neighborhood, with a median household income of $104,927, which is more than double the city's, at $49,790. There are 3,150 dwellings in Linden Woods, worth an average of $288,444. Only 1.1% of dwellings are in need of major repairs, which is about 8 times lower than the city average. 91% of dwellings are owned.

Crime

Linden Woods is a quieter neighborhood with low crime rates. In 2012, there was only 1 robbery (10.5 per 100,000 residents), 3 motor vehicle thefts (31.4) and 21 break-ins (219.9).^[2] All of these rates were significantly lower than the national average;^[3] the robbery rate was 8 times lower, the auto-theft rate is 7 times lower, and the break-in rate is half that national rate.

Points of interest

Schools

There are 3 schools located in Linden Woods:

Van Walleghem School, an elementary and junior high school
Linden Meadows School, an elementary and junior high school
Linden Christian School, a K-12 Christian school

Parks

Muys Park
Van Walleghem Park
Kleysen Park

Churches

Public Transportation

Three bus routes travel through Linden Woods:^[4]

Route 64 - Linden Woods Express
Route 84 - Windemere - Whyte Ridge (Lindenwoods Dr E)
Route 86 - Windemere - Whyte Ridge (Lindenwoods Dr W)

The 2006 census reported that 3.4% of the population uses the bus as their primary mode of transportation,^[1] which is lower compared to the city-wide rate at 14.2%.

References

1 2 3 2006 Census (Linden Woods) Retrieved December 3rd, 2013
↑ Crime in Winnipeg by Neighbourhoods (2012), info gathered from CrimeStat. Retrieved December 3rd, 2013
↑ Police-reported crime for selected offences, Canada, 2011 and 2012. Retrieved December 3rd, 2013
↑ Winnipeg Transit - "List of all routes" Retrieved December 3rd, 2013

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Coordinates: 49°50′03″N 97°11′28″W / 49.83417°N 97.19111°W / 49.83417; -97.19111

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