The Confederation Tree is a maple tree planted on 1 July 1927 by David Alexander to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Canada’s Confederation. It stands on Government Street near the intersection of Jubilee Street.
![Confederation Tree, Government Street at Jubilee Street. Planted by David Alexander on 1 July 1927 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Canadian Confederation.](http://www.duncansightseeing.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Centennial_Tree-Duncan-duncansightseeing-P8070407-1662x1195.jpg)
![David Alexander planting the Confederation Tree, 1 July 1927](http://www.duncansightseeing.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/David_Alexander_planting_Centennial_Tree-duncansightseeing-P8290446-1662x963.jpg)
You may also want to check these sights near the Confederation Tree:
Totem Poles
- Cedar Man Walking Out of the Log
- Gya’ yasdams Flood Story
- Eagle, Raven, Bear
- Peaceful Boundaries
- Cedar Woman and Man (at Government Street and E.J. Hughes Place, one block past the Confederation Tree)
- Transformation of Man
- Pole of Wealth
Nearby Streets To Explore
- Government Street
- Jubilee Street
- Station Street
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