What can we help you find?

Interactive maps help you locate facilities and amenities, business areas and vacant land within Markham's borders.

• City Ash Trees Map
• Curating Our Community Map
• Navigate Markham Map
• Parks & Pathways Map
• Real Estate Development Projects Map
• Roads Map
• Vacant Land Map
• Ward Map

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City Ash Trees Map

Use City Ash Trees Map to determine if you have city ash trees on the boulevard adjacent to your private property and if so, which of the Emerald Ash Borer Management Plan programs they are part of – Monitoring/Treatment/Removal.

Curating Our Community Map

Use the Curating Our Community Map to learn more about the history of Markham, search for specific artifacts by address, community, date range, or description.

Navigate Markham Map

Use Navigate Markham to explore Markham or your neighborhood and locate Markham facilities and amenities.

Parks & Pathways Map

Use Markham Parks & Pathways Map to search for community information, such as parks, pathways, community centres, basketball courts, splashpads, fire stations, libraries and more.

Real Estate Development Projects Map

Click on the Real Estate Development Projects Map to view some of the major public and private development projects in Markham. These projects vary in status as some are recently completed and others are still in the various planning stages.

Roads Map

Use the Roads Map to locate current pavement projects, crossing guard sections, and traffic signals, identify road ownership - Markham, Toronto, York Region or Ontario Government, and review winter maintenance service levels and traffic volume levels.

Vacant, Industrial & Commercial Land Map

Use Economic Development Vacant Land to search for business & commercial information, such as business areas, vacant land, commercial properties, and more.

Ward Map

Use Markham Ward Map to identify your ward and councillor. Zoom in or out to locate your street and pan through the neighbourhood. Simply click on the ward number to contact your councillor.