Roxboro

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Roxboro is a small inner-city residential neighbourhood in southwest Calgary, established in 1923. With just over 400 residents, it sits on the Elbow River escarpment south of downtown. It shares a community association with neighbouring Rideau Park.


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Guide To Roxboro

Quadrant Southwest 51.02638889, -114.07111111
Ward Ward 8
Established 1923
Population 415 2021 Census

Parks And River

Roxboro overlooks the Elbow River valley, with pathways along the river and nearby Stanley Park.

Main Street

Mission’s 4 Street SW, with shops and restaurants, is a short distance north. Macleod Trail provides commercial services to the east.

Community Resources

See the City of Calgary community profile for Roxboro.

Explore The Area

Open Roxboro in Google Maps

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: #15 Deerfoot Meadows

Outreach/Support

There are some resources in Roxboro but make sure you’ve reached out to the Calgary Food Bank first, as well as 211.

Roxboro news and updates

City of Calgary newsroom: Roxboro

Source: City of Calgary Newsroom

History Of Roxboro

1923 Roxboro is established as a residential community.
1960 The Rideau-Roxboro Community Association is registered on May 13.

Roxboro was established in 1923 as an inner-city neighbourhood on the Elbow River escarpment. The Rideau-Roxboro Community Association, registered in 1960, serves both communities.

Wikipedia

Local Organizations

Business Improvement Area

There is no Business Improvement Area (BIA) in this residential community.

Rideau-roxboro Community Association

Community association: rideauroxboro.com

Ward 8 Councillor

Nathaniel Schmidt, Calgary Ward 8 councillor

Nathaniel Schmidt

Ward 8 Councillor
Elected October 20, 2025

Nathaniel Schmidt was elected in October 2025. A father to a young daughter, he is an affordable housing champion who received the Calgary Housing Leadership Award and moved the $10M Housing Land Fund motion.

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