This is a very incomplete list, and I haven't done much research to come up with it. A lot of names seem to have been conceived as marketing devices for the developers; prime examples are Penny Lane, Sandpiper Avenue, or Apple Grove. I've left them in the list for completeness, marked as having No Historical Signifigance. Other obvious names such as Wharf Avenue or River Road are left to the reader's imagination.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
- Abernethy Lane & Way
- The Abernethy and Lougheed Logging Company was one of the largest logging companies in the province during the 1920's. They operated in the area north of Webster's Corners, up to Alouette Lake until a fire in 1929 destroyed most of the operation.
- Acadia Street
- Adair Street
- Alouette Road
- Named for the nearby Alouette River.
- Alpine Crescent
- NHS
- Anderson Place
- Ansell Street
- The Ansell family were some of the earliest settlers in Webster's Corners, moving in during the late 1880's. William Ansell later became the municipality's reeve, in 1902, and again in 1917.
- Apple Grove
- NHS
- Arbutus Place
- NHS
- Ashbury Court
- NHS
- Ashley Crescent
- NHS
- Aspen Place
- NHS
- Aurora Street & Place
- NHS
- Balabanian Circle
- Balsam Street
- NHS
- Barclay Street
- Barker Avenue
- Barnsdale Street
- Battle Avenue
- Beckley Street
- Bell Avenue
- Berry Avenue
- Best Street
- Birch Avenue
- NHS
- Blackstock Street
- Robert Blackstock owned a large farm on 124th Avenue, and was twice elected as reeve.
- Blanshard Street
- Blossom Street
- NHS
- Blue Mountain Crescent
- Bosonworth Avenue
- A misspelling of Bosomworth.
- Boulder Place
- NHS
- Brickwood Close
- NHS
- Bromley Street
- Brookmere Court
- NHS
- Brooks Avenue
- Brown Avenue
- Bruce Avenue & Place
- Burnett Street
- Callaghan Avenue
- Named after Thomas Haney's father-in-law D. Callaghan.
- Calvin Crescent
- Cameron Court
- Campbell Avenue
- Camwood Avenue
- Canuck Crescent
- NHS
- Carlton Street
- Carr Street
- Carshill Street
- Cedar Way
- NHS
- Charlton Street
- Alfred Charlton, and later his wife Mary, ran a general store in Haney for many years, which also housed the post office. Mr. Charlton died in 1907 while skating on the river.
- Chatwin Avenue
- Cherrington Avenue & Place
- NHS
- Cherry Place
- NHS
- Cherrywood Drive
- NHS
- Chigwell Street
- Church Avenue
- Cliff Avenue
- Cliff Place
- Colemore Street & Place
- Cook Avenue
- Cottonwood Drive
- NHS
- Crawford Street
- Creekside Street & Lane
- NHS
- Creston Street
- Cunningham Avenue
- Cutler Place
- Dale Drive
- JM Dale ran a general store on Maple Crescent from the 1890's until the 1920's.
- Darby Street
- Dartford Street
- Davison Street
- The Davison family owned large farms in the area of 124th Avenue, and provided land for the present Maple Ridge Secondary. Thomas Davison served on the school board for 25 years.
- Dawson Place
- Delcrest Street
- Deniza Avenue
- Dewdney Trunk Road
- Ditton Street
- Dogwood Avenue
- NHS
- Donovan Avenue
- Douglas Avenue
- Dover Road and Street
- Driftwood Drive
- NHS
- Dunbar Street
- Dunn Avenue
- Eagle Avenue
- NHS
- Edge Street
- Samuel Edge was one of the first settlers in Yennadon, and made the first recorded summit of the Golden Ears. His uncle (also Samuel) helped with the building of Haney House, and built four bridges along River Road in his capacity as "pathmaster."
- Edgedale Avenue
- NHS?
- Eltham Street
- Evans Street
- Exeter Avenue
- Faber Crescent
- Ferguson Avenue
- Hector Ferguson was reeve of Maple Ridge 5 times, also serving as a police magistrate. His family mortgaged their farm to finance the building of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church.
- Fern Crescent
- NHS
- Fir Street
- NHS
- Fisher Street
- Fisherman Road
- NHS
- Fletcher Street
- Forest Place
- NHS
- Fraser Street
- NHS
- Fraserview Street
- NHS
- Fuller Avenue
- Fulton Street
- Furukawa Place
- Garden Street
- NHS
- Garibaldi Street
- Gee Street
- Gilker Hill Road
- Gilley Avenue
- Gillis Place
- Glenhurst Street
- Glenwood Avenue
- Golf Lane
- NHS
- Grace Street
- Graham Street
- Granite Way
- NHS
- Grant Avenue
- ... The mountain that adorns Albion's north side is named Grant Peak, although many call it Thorn Hill.
- Graves Street
- Gray Street
- Greenwell Street
- Hall Street
- Halnor Avenue
- Hammond Road
- Hampton Street
- Haney Bypass and Place
- Hardy Street
- Harkness Court
- NHS?
- Harrison Street
- Hawthorne Street
- NHS
- Hazelwood Street
- NHS
- Hemlock Avenue
- NHS
- Higgins Court
- Highview Place
- NHS
- Hill Avenue
- NHS?
- Hillside Street
- NHS
- Hinch Crescent
- George Hinch
- Holly Street
- NHS
- Holyrood Avenue
- Hood Street
- Howison Avenue
- George W. Howison
- Hunter Place
- Hynes Street
- Industrial Avenue
- NHS
- Irving Street
- Isaac Crescent
- Izon Court
- Jackson Road
- Johnson Avenue
- Kanaka Creek Road
- Kanaka Way
- See Kanaka Creek Road
- Kathryn Street
- Kearns Avenue
- Kemi Place
- Kendrick Loop, Lane & Place
- NHS
- Kent Street
- Kerry Crescent
- Kingston Street
- Klassen Place
- Knotts Street
- Laity Street
- This road marked the eastern boundary of the 120 acre Laity farm, founded in 1879.
- Larch Avenue
- NHS
- Latvalla Lane
- Jacob and Lizzie Latvalla owned the house beside this lane for many years.
- Laurel Place
- NHS
- Laurie Avenue
- Lee Avenue
- Lighthouse Court
- NHS
- Lillian Street
- Lindsay Avenue & Place
- Lockwood Street
- Lorne Avenue
- Makinson Street
- Manor Avenue
- Maple Crescent
- NHS
- Maple Lane
- NHS
- Maple Meadows Way
- NHS
- Marc Road
- Andy Marc purchased what is now the southern section of the Malcolm Knapp research forest in 1908. He ran the Marc and McVicker shingle mill on the property for many years.
- Marshall Avenue
- Mayo Place
- McCallum Court
- McCauley Crescent
- McClure Drive
- McFarlane Avenue
- The McFarlane family were Scottish immigrants who came with the HBC and were some of the early settlers in the area.
- McIntosh Avenue
- McIntyre Court
- McIvor Avenue
- McKay Avenue
- McKinney Avenue
- McNutt Road
- McTavish Place
- Meadow Brook Place
- NHS
- Meadow Place
- NHS
- Meadowlark Drive
- NHS
- Melville Street
- Mill Street
- Miller Street
- Misuto Place
- Moody Street
- Morris Street
- Morrisette Place
- Morse Crescent
- Mountainview Crescent
- NHS
- Neaves Road
- Nightingale Avenue
- NHS
- Norfolk Place
- North Avenue
- Odell Street
- Oliver Avenue
- Noble Oliver was the first postmaster at the Whonnock Post Office, and also donated half an acre of land to allow for the construction of the Anglican Church.
- Olund Crescent
- Ospring Street
- NHS
- Owen Street
- Palmer Rolph Street
- Park Lane
- NHS
- Patterson Avenue
- Peach Tree Court
- NHS
- Penny Lane
- NHS
- Pinda Place
- Pine Street
- Plaza Street
- NHS
- Powell Avenue
- Princess Street
- Purdey Avenue
- Reid Avenue
- Ridgeway Crescent
- NHS
- Ritchie Avenue
- In addition to being one of the earlier settlers of Albion, John Ritchie and his son Roy operated a store on the southeast corner of 240th Street and Lougheed Highway from 1913 to 1956.
- River Bend
- NHS
- River Road West
- NHS
- River Wynd Street
- NHS
- Rock Ridge Drive
- NHS
- Rogers Avenue
- Rolley Crescent & Road
- A CPR worker who lived near Rolley Lake for eight years, James Rolley moved to Whonnock in 1897 and became an important member of the community.
- Rosewood Place
- NHS
- Rothsay Street
- Royal Crescent
- Sandpiper Avenue
- NHS
- Sayers Crescent
- Schmidt Crescent
- Seaton Place
- Selkirk Avenue
- Sentinel Street
- NHS
- Sheldrake Court
- Silver Valley Road
- Named after its construction in 1944 by local landowners Bill and Ruth Shull, Silver Valley referred to the appearance of the valley in winter, when the trees would be covered in frost.
- Skillen Street
- Slager Avenue
- Slatford Place
- Slatford Street
- Smith Avenue
- Spilsbury Street
- Whonnock resident Ashton Spilsbury was a councillor and founding member of the Fall Fair Association. His family had been the largest land owners in Whonnock from 1878 until the early 1900's.
- Spring Avenue & Crescent
- NHS?
- St. Anne Avenue
- Named for the patron saint of Thomas Haney's wife Ann.
- Stanton Avenue
- Steeves Street
- Stephens Street
- Stewart Crescent
- Stonehouse Avenue
- Stoney Avenue
- Storey Avenue
- Mary Berry Charlton (see Charlton Street,) after her husband died, married his cousin William Storey.
- Streng Avenue
- Tamarack Crescent, Place & Lane
- Tanner Place
- Telep Avenue
- Telosky Avenue
- Thorne Avenue
- James Thorne was an early settler in Albion, and served on the first Maple Ridge council as clerk. The neighbourhood of Thornhill is also named for him.
- Thornton Avenue & Place
- Trethewey Crescent
- The Tretheway family owned large tracts of land in Yennadon and farther east in Webster's Corners, which they logged. They also created Coniagas Ranch on their property, near the corner of 216th Avenue and 132nd Street.
- Tyner Avenue
- Walnut Crescent
- NHS
- Wanstead Street
- Waresley Street
- Webster Street
- James Murray Webster was the first settler in the Webster's Corners area, in 1882.
- West Street
- Westfield Avenue
- Wharf Street
- NHS
- Whippoorwill Avenue
- Wicklow Way
- Wicklund Avenue
- Willow Place
- Wood Street
- York Street
- Zeron Avenue