Bus routes 11 Province British Columbia Fare zone 3 | Opened 4 April 1975 Bus stands 9 bays | |
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Location 152 Street & 16 AvenueSurrey, British ColumbiaJohnston Road & North Bluff RoadWhite Rock, British ColumbiaCanada Similar Newton Exchange Bay, South Surrey Park and, Maple Meadows railway st, Carvolth Exchange, Lake City Way station | ||
Translink 2001 orion v suburban r9213 on route 351 white rock centre
White Rock Centre is a major transit exchange in Surrey and White Rock, British Columbia. Opened on April 4, 1975, it is the southern-most major transit hub in the Metro Vancouver area (as it is only a few kilometres from the Canada-United States border). Part of the TransLink system, it is home to routes serving White Rock and South Surrey, as well as some express routes to downtown Surrey and Richmond.
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- Translink 2001 orion v suburban r9213 on route 351 white rock centre
- Translink 321 white rock centre new westminster station limited service
- Structure and location
- References
Translink 321 white rock centre new westminster station limited service
Structure and location
The exchange is located around the intersection of 152nd Street (Johnston Road) and 16th Avenue (North Bluff Road); it uses a curb lane and is not separated from regular traffic. Roughly half of the exchange is located on the White Rock side, while the other half lies on the Surrey side—the city limits separating the two cities run through the exchange.
Adjacent to White Rock Centre is the largest mall in the South Surrey/White Rock area, Semiahmoo Shopping Centre. Peace Arch Hospital, the primary hospital in the area, is located approximately 0.75 kilometres east of the exchange, while White Rock's city hall is located approximately the same distance, but to the south.
White Rock Centre's location is considered to be White Rock's downtown, despite the fact that half the area lies on the Surrey side of the city border.