Mapping

Last updated on July 4, 2024

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.

iMapBC

iMapBC is an online mapping tool that allows users to view and analyze thousands of geographic datasets. Users can upload their own map data and print or email the results of their work.

B.C.'s Map Hub

B.C.’s Map Hub is the official B.C. Government presence in ArcGIS Online (AGO). Through B.C.’s Map Hub, government employees and contractors can browse user-made maps or create their own.

Web mapping services

Learn about other available mapping services, such as Simple Map Kit (SMK) and WMS, and how they can support your work.

Paper maps

Static geographical maps may be used for administrative or decorative purposes. Learn which maps of British Columbia are available for digital download and printing.

Geographical names: place naming

The BC Geographical Names Office (BCGNO) is responsible for naming geographical features and managing all official place names in British Columbia.

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