Geographic data and tools
B.C. has invested in spatial data infrastructure to be able to share important information. Learn how to access this geographic data through web applications and services.
Services and information topics
Mapping
Review and analyze B.C. geographic information using maps, and web-based map tools and services. Find information about iMapBC, B.C.'s Map Hub and other applications.
Digital geographic imagery
Imagery provides a sense of the current state of a place, as well as a view into its past condition. Learn how you can access visual data.
Location data APIs
Location services tools use authoritative location data to help you make informed decisions. You can use these services in your work and applications to find exact addresses, place names, vehicle routes, and more.
Topographic data
Topographic data provides detail on British Columbia's terrain, elevation and land features. The topography of B.C. is used to create maps of the provincial landbase.
Land registries and boundaries
The government maintains data to keep track of land ownership, rights and jurisdiction in British Columbia.
Geo-spatial referencing
Geospatial referencing provides the geographic coordinate system for all surveying and mapping applications. Learn how it's used in forestry, GIS databases, managing vehicle dispatching and more.