Delta Streets

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• Annacis Island - named for Frances Noel Annance, a member of the Hudson's Bay Company party lead by McMillan in 1824. This party may very well have been the first group of white men to stay overnight in what is now Delta.
• Annieville - named after a Mrs. Laidlaw, later Mrs. Peter Behrill. Mr. Laidlaw was a cannery owner.

B

• Bridge Street - formerly called Chilukthan Street, re-named in 1930's when the construction of the bridge across Chilukthan Slough was contemplated.
• Benson Road - named after Harry D. Benson, reeve of Delta for 5t/z years, a member of the first municipal council and second reeve.
• Brandrith Park/Road - named after the Brandrith family who were early settlers in South Delta.

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D

• Deas Island - named for the first settler on the island, Mrs. J.W. Deas.

E

• Embree Road - named for the Embree family, early settlers in East Delta.

F

• Fraser River - named after Simon Fraser who followed the river almost to its mouth in 1808.
• Farrell Road - named for R. Farrell, an early settler who later moved to Victoria. 

G

• G.B. Main Road - named for George B. Main, a former member of the municipal council.
• George Massey Tunnel – Named after George Massey.
• Green Road - named for Charles F. Green, one of the very early settlers, former school trustee and the second municipal clerk.
• Goudy Road - named after William Goudy, early settler on the road and a former member of the municipal council.

H

• Hellings Road - named for Samuel Hellings.
• Hutcherson Road - named for Harry J. Hutcherson, Reeve of Delta from 1909 to 1910.

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• Imperial Road - named for the Imperial farm operated by Thomas McNeeley, pioneer merchant. 

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K

• Kittson Road/Way - named for Robert E. Kittson, former reeve, councillor and school trustee.
• Kennedy - named for James Kennedy who was the first settler in this part of North Delta. 

L

• Ladner - named for William H. Ladner who originally preempted and settled on the land now occupied by Ladner. The name was originally Ladner's Landing but this was changed to Ladner in 1903 or 1904 when H. N. Rich was postmaster. (Always known as "H. N.".)
• London Road - named for Richard London, an early settler on Westham Island.
• Ladner Trunk Road - built in 1874 to connect Ladner with Hope. 

M

• Mason Road - named for James Mason who settled in the area in 1890.
• Matthews Road - named for a Mr. Matthews, an early settler in East Delta. 

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O

• Oliver Road - named for John Oliver, former Reeve of Delta and Premier of British Columbia.

P

• Point Roberts - named in 1792 by Captain George Vancouver for a shipmate.
• Port Guichon - former post office and terminus of the Great Northern Railway, named for Mr. Laurent Guichon, an early landowner.
• Parmiter Road - named after Arthur J. Parmiter who settled in Delta in 1874.

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S

• Scott Road - named for T.J. Scott who came to the Royal City in 1879. 

T

• Tilbury Island - named after the fort which used to be one of the posts guarding London on Thames.
• Tsawwassen - named after the Indians who lived in the area at the time of white settlement.
• Tamboline Road - named for Joseph Tamboline, an early resident on Westham Island.
• Westham Island - there is some controversy over the name of this island, but it was apparently named after a town near London, England.
• Woodward's Landing - named for Dan Woodward who was a settler here.
• Tasker Road - named for William Tasker, a former councillor.
• Trim Road - named for Henry Trim who settled on Westham Island in 1881, a former municipal councillor.

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V

• Vasey Road - named for Harry M. Vasey, Reeve of Delta in 1907.

W

• Wellington Road - named for the Wellington Farm of the Victoria Canning Company. (R.P. Rithet, owner.) 

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