Maps

On this page:

1. Interactive mapping
2. Paper maps
3. Story maps
4. Find a park, trail or other city property

Interactive mapping

Explore Kitchener from the comfort of your own home or office using our interactive mapping tool.

This application (app) lets you view data about Kitchener in map form, generated by our geographical information system (GIS). The app uses information from various sources and creates map layers for you to view and print out.

By using our app, you can find:

• active building permits
• zoning
• traffic closures
• aerial imagery
• engineering drawing
• city-owned infrastructure (water, sanitary and storm)
• trails and bikeways
• parks
• planning information
• and more!

If you need some help, send us an email.

Paper maps

If you need a map of Kitchener, we can help. Visit our GeoHub to download a PDF map. Some popular maps include:

• downtown Kitchener districts
• neighbourhood associations
• planning communities
• ward boundaries
• Waterloo Region
• wards with street index
• Kitchener street index
• street index with zoning (zoning boundaries)

If you’re looking for a map not listed above, send us an email.

Story maps

Learn about Kitchener and its history by exploring a story map on our open data portal. These maps can help you uncover something new and link points of interest together.

Check out our story maps:

• Explore Kitchener's population and households through the Census and Demographics Hub Story Map.
• Kitchener's Corporate Climate Action Plan Story Map was a part of THEMUSEUM's ALARM exhibit.
• Check out our What's in my 'hood Story Map to find places, resources and points of interest that are close to you.
• Our Urban Forests highlights city trees at various levels of geography. Learn about the types of trees in your neighbourhood.
• Use our Parks story map to find a local park or trail.
• The Investing in Infrastructure Story Map shows how investing in water infrastructure helps ensure service is reliable.
• The Kitchener Planning Applications catalogue contains a collection of Story Maps pertaining to planning topics.

Story maps require a Google Chrome, Safari or Firefox internet browser. The system is not compatible with Internet Explorer.

Find a park, trail or other city property

Use our facilities tool to find a pool, park or community centre near you. This tool uses our GIS data with quick links to Google Maps for directions on the go.