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photo:Info To Go Pillar
Finding your way around Toronto just became a lot easier.

INFOTOGO is Toronto's new visitor wayfinding system. The unique design of the INFOTOGO pillar, inspired by the architecture of City Hall, includes maps specifically designed for each area. Key sites of interest, historical locations, public transit and area descriptions are highlighted on the map. A built in, coin operated system dispenses a pocket-sized, fold-out, colour map of Toronto. Many units also provide free information through a push-button audio system.

INFOTOGO features:

  • Area Map
    Key sites of interest, historical locations, public transit and area descriptions are highlighted on the map.
     
  • Audio system
    Many units also provide free information through a push-button audio system.
     
  • Pocket Map
    Each INFOTOGO pillar features a built-in, coin operated system that dispenses a pocket-sized, fold-out, full colour Toronto Map. One side of the map features an enlargement of the downtown core, while the reverse illustrates the City as a whole. Key attractions, transit routes and other useful information for visitors is also provided.

    The pocket maps cost $2.00
    (map dispenser operates with a $2 coin.)
INFOTOGO locations:
  1. Queens Quay-Harbourfront
    (283 Queens Quay, north side, just W of Harbourfront Centre)
     
  2. CN Tower-Rogers Centre
    (Bremner Blvd. north side, across from Roundhouse Park)
     
  3. City Hall-Nathan Phillips Square
    (Queen St. W, north side at Bay St.) &
    (Queen St. W, north side, just south of reflecting pool)
     
  4. Yonge-Dundas Square
    (East side, across from Olympic Spirit)
     
  5. University Avenue @ Richmond
    (centre blvd, south side)
     
  6. University Avenue @ Dundas
    (centre blvd, north side)
     
  7. Village of Yorkville Park
    (Cumberland, just west of subway entrance, close to Avenue Rd)
     
  8. Toronto Reference Library
    (Yonge St. east side)
     
  9. Bloor-Annex
    (Matt Cohen Park, Bloor St. South side at Spadina)
     
  10. Simcoe Park
    (Front St., north side, across from Convention Centre)
     
  11. Metro Square
    (King St., south side, between Roy Thompson Hall & Metro Hall)
     
  12. Queens Park East
    (N/W corner of Queens Park Circle & Wellesley)
     
  13. Queens Park South
    (N/E corner of University Ave. & College)
     
  14. Queens Park West
    (Queens Park Circle & Hoskin)
     
  15. Kew Gardens
    (Queen St E)
     
  16. Woodbine Park
    (Lakeshore Blvd. E at Coxwell)
           
  17. Allen Gardens
    (Jarvis, east side, south of Carleton)
     
  18. First Canadian Place Parkette
    (King St. north side at York St.)
     
  19. Rosedale Subway
    (Bud Sugarman Parkette, Yonge St., East side at Aylmer)
     
  20. Don Valley Golf Course
    (Yonge St. West side, north of Wilson)
     
  21. St. Clements Parkette
    (Yonge St. West Side at St. Clements)
     
  22. Eglinton Park
    (Eglinton Ave W, North side at North Toronto Mem. Community Centre)
     
  23. Parkette
    (Avenue Road at Macpherson)

311 Toronto
Phone within Toronto city limits: 311
Phone outside city limits: 416-392-CITY (2489)
TTY customers: 416-338-0TTY (0889)
Fax: 416-338-0685
E-mail: 311@toronto.ca
E-mails are usually responded to within 48 hours.
Always call 911 for emergencies.

 
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