Maps and Open Data
The City of Burnaby's data and information is available in several formats, including maps, for you to access and interact with online or download for use later.
Open Data PortalExplore. Interact. Download. |
BurnabyMap LITE and BurnabyMapUse the City's interactive mapping application to perform a data search from various sources. Searches can be viewed, saved to file, e-mailed and printed. There are over thirty map layers (themes) of data that can be turned on and off with a click of a button. |
SpyGlass AppSee Burnaby from 1930 to 2017. |
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Story Maps
Browse our collection of Story Maps that have been created for various topics to present City information in a visual, geographical and interactive format.
Holiday Light DisplaysInspired by the people’s response to the light displays at the Burnaby Village Museum, the Burnaby City Council has extended the celebration of light, colour and festive spirit into civic spaces throughout Burnaby. |
Infrastructure Capital PlansTrack major capital works projects that will improve roads, water, sewers, drainage and lighting in Burnaby. |
Big Bend TourDid you know that there are a number of active farms, and related businesses, in South Burnaby that you can visit? Visit Burnaby's country in the city to shop for fresh local produce, tour impressive greenhouses, meet some farm animals, and try some tasty treats - all close to home! |
Community Facilities and Wi-Fi LocationsFind information regarding local civic, recreation, cultural, library and other facilities and learn where free public Wi-Fi is located using our interactive web map. |
Public ArtView public art commissioned by the City of Burnaby, Simon Fraser University and other organizations in the community. Discover sculptures, murals, water features, memorials, monuments and more. |
Eco-SculpturesEvery summer, Eco-Sculptures are placed throughout Burnaby as a unique attraction for residents and tourists alike. Learn about the sculptures located near you and find them all! |
Environmental ProjectsWith our goal to keep Burnaby a great place to live, work and play, we must focus on clean and sustainable practices that keep our environment strong. Discover our environmental projects that help protect Burnaby's watersheds, conserve land, reduce waste and increase recycling. |
EcoMedia Bin and Bus Shelter LocationsTo encourage recycling in public places, the City entered into an agreement with EcoMedia Direct Inc. (EcoMedia), who supplied 200 of the City’s receptacles that offer three disposal compartments - one for waste, one for mixed paper recycling and one for mixed container recycling. |
Fire StationsTake a tour of the seven fire stations serving Burnaby including information about the crews and equipment in use at each location. |
Charting Change AtlasThe legacy of Burnaby's history can be seen in every corner of our city. The Charting Change Atlas presents the natural and cultural heritage of the community through the use of four interactive maps. On each map, Burnaby's heritage landmarks, historic buildings, and neighbourhoods are plotted and linked to historic photographs, artifacts, and neighbourhood histories. |
Maps
Detailed maps are available for Burnaby's comprehensive Community Plans and land use studies, plus discover parks and trails, waterways, urban trails, bikeways and more.
Land Use MapsDetailed land use maps are available for Burnaby's town centres, urban villages, suburban multi-family areas, mixed-use areas and park/conservations areas. |
Waterways MapLearn the historic names of waterways in Burnaby. |
Parks & Trails GuideExplore the outdoors throughout Burnaby. You can hike on Burnaby Mountain, take a leisurely walk in Central Park, or a heritage tour of Deer Lake Park. |
Bike MapCycle Burnaby! Get around on our bike routes and urban trails. |
Metrotown Walking MapExplore Metrotown's neighbourhoods, parks, civic and cultural spaces. |
Burnaby Kids MapActivities for kids to explore and learn about Burnaby. |
Videos
Water, Sewer, StormView videos to see where and when construction of water, sewer, and storm mains has occurred in Burnaby since the 1950s. |
