Diamond Cove is a small residential enclave in southeast Calgary, established in 1973. Tucked between the Bow River and Queensland, it is a quiet pocket of homes with river valley access.
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Guide To Diamond Cove
Parks And River
Diamond Cove borders the Bow River, with pathway access along the river valley. Nearby Queensland and Douglasdale parks offer playgrounds and green space.
Main Street
Diamond Cove is a small residential enclave without shops. Nearby Queensland and Deer Ridge provide everyday shopping and services.
Community Resources
The Queensland Diamond Cove Community Association serves both Queensland and Diamond Cove, organizing community programs and events.
Explore The Area
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Diamond Cove sits in Calgary’s southeast along the Bow River, just north of Queensland and east of Bow Bottom Trail.
Public Transit
Public Transit (Calgary Transit) does serve the area, as well as cabs/taxis and Uber.
Is there a c-train station?: No
Main bus route: #29 Queensland
Outreach/Support
There are some resources in Diamond Cove but make sure you’ve reached out to the Calgary Food Bank first, as well as 211.
Diamond Cove news and updates
City of Calgary newsroom: Diamond Cove
Source: City of Calgary Newsroom
History Of Diamond Cove
Diamond Cove was established in 1973, though construction began in 1989 and it was recognized as a distinct community in 1991. The area was annexed by Calgary in 1961. It remains one of the city's smallest neighbourhoods, tucked against the Bow River.
WikipediaLocal Organizations
Business Association
There is no Business Improvement Area or business association for this community. Local businesses are supported through the community association and the City of Calgary.
Queensland Diamond Cove Community Association
The Queensland Diamond Cove Community Association serves both Queensland and Diamond Cove, organizing community programs and events.
Ward 14 Councillor
Landon Johnston
Ward 14 Councillor
Elected October 20, 2025
Landon Johnston is the Ward 14 councillor, elected October 20, 2025, representing the area as an Independent.