This dataset contains the legal survey parcels as polygons along with registered plan information in a Lot, Block, Plan format.

This dataset is for information only, any coordinates derived from this information are not accurate. The City recommends that you contact a land survey firm (a Manitoba Land Surveyor) prior to construction on your property to ensure you are building within your property limits. The Association of Manitoba Land Surveyors maintains a website that contains contact information for all Manitoba Land Surveyors, https://amls.ca/.

City of Winnipeg building permits issued since 2010, containing most information about the permit with the exception of declared construction value. For definitions of the building permit status, please see https://ppdportal.winnipeg.ca/Permits/PropertyPermitSearch/SearchFAQ.jsp
To see aggregate declared construction value of permits, see this dataset: https://data.winnipeg.ca/Development-Approvals-Building-Permits-Inspections/Aggregate-Building-Permit-Data/p5sy-gt7y/data

Public Notices pertaining to Variances and Conditional Uses

City of Winnipeg Currently Active Official Property Addresses and Associated Coordinates

Single lane road network of the City of Winnipeg. Data includes bridges and address ranges.

Historical and Forecast population levels for the City of Winnipeg and the City of Winnipeg CMA. City of Winnipeg forecast population is based on a regression of relative growth rates between the City and the surrounding Census Metropolitan Area.

Geospatial Map of Winnipeg's Cycling Facilities Network. This includes both on road bicycle lanes and off road shared paths.
Please email opendata@winnipeg.ca to report any errors or omissions.

Boundaries of Community Characterization Areas (also known as CCA)

City Owned Paracel that fall under the jurisdiction of the Property, Planning and Development (PPD) Department. This data is frequently updated based on land acquisitions and sales for the PPD Department

This dataset comprises directional traffic counts collected at the City of Winnipeg’s permanent count stations. Each station utilizes a dual side-fire microwave radar sensor, which is installed adjacent to the roadway and faces perpendicular to the directions of travel.