Capital Regional District Active Control Points Map

Last updated on January 23, 2020

The B.C. Active Control System (BCACS) is a network of strategically located satellite receivers that are used for georeferencing in British Columbia. These satellite base stations are called active control points.

View information about the Capital Regional District's active control points on the map below. Click on the red triangles for base station information (PDF):

CRD active control points map

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Capital Regional District Active Control Points Map