Landmarks
Landmarks and notable sites along Steeles from west to east
| Landmark | Cross street | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crawford Lake Conservation Area | Guelph Line | Road restarts west of Guelph Line as Conservation Road | |
| Rattlesnake Point | Appleby Line, Guelph Line | Road ends at Appleby and restarts west of Guelph Line as Conservation Road | |
| Shoppers World Brampton | Hurontario Street | Road becomes Steeles West and Steeles East | |
| Bramalea GO Station | Bramalea Road | ||
| Wild Water Kingdom | Finch Avenue West | Canada's largest water-based fun park | |
| Dalziel Barn | Jane Street | Historic structure built 1809 | |
| Black Creek Pioneer Village | Jane Street | ||
| York University | Keele Street, Founders Road, Murray Ross Parkway | Toronto's second largest university | |
| York Stadium | Murray Ross Parkway | ||
| Centerpoint Mall | Yonge Street | ||
| Steeles VIVA station | Yonge Street | Street becomes Steeles East and Steeles West | |
| Brebeuf College School | Conacher Drive | ||
| Esna-Steeles VIVA station | Esna Park Drive | ||
| Pacific Mall | Kennedy Road | ||
| Market Village | Kennedy Road, Redlea Avenue | ||
| Splendid China Tower | Kennedy Road, Redlea Avenue | Former Canadian Tire store | |
| Milliken GO Station | Old Kennedy Road, Silverstar Boulevard | Station moved from Markham to Toronto | |
| Cedar Brae Golf & Country Club | Staines Road | Road enters Rouge Park |
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