Winnipeg property map

Use this mapping information for reference only. A Manitoba Land Surveyor should be consulted prior to doing any construction work on your property to ensure you are within property boundaries. The City of Winnipeg does not take any legal responsibility for the accuracy of information on these maps, nor does the City provide land surveying services. Find a licensed Manitoba Land Surveyor through the Association of Manitoba Land Surveyors.

Legend

Search by address, intersection or point of interest. Examples include: 65 Garry St., Portage Ave. & Main St., or Assiniboine Park.
Switch from air photo view to road map view by clicking on the small inset map in the top right corner.
Use the legend on the left to turn data layers on and off.
If using the assessment parcel layer with roll number and clicking on a property, assessment details will display in a new window.
Property dimensions and addresses won't show up until you zoom in. These are best viewed with the road map option.
Pictometry icon will give you an angled view which allows you to view from different directions.

These data layers appear in the legend and can be turned on and off:

Addressing

Address annotation (outer)
Assigned civic address displayed on the outside of the front property line. If many addresses are on a property, also check the inner address annotation.
Address annotation (outer) - proposed
Proposed civic address displayed on the outside of the front property line. If many proposed addresses are on a property, also check the proposed inner address annotation. Proposed civic addresses are still under review and could change.
Address annotation (inner)
Proposed civic address displayed on the inside of a property parcel.
Address annotation (inner) - proposed
Proposed civic address displayed on the inside of a property parcel. Proposed civic addresses are still under review and could change.

Assessment / Survey Parcels

Current assessment parcel with roll number
When viewing the assessment parcel layer, the roll number will pop up when hovering over the parcel. By clicking on the parcel, assessment and taxation information will open in a new window.
Parcel line
These represent survey parcels and are to be used for reference only. A Manitoba Land Surveyor should be contacted before doing any work.
Parcel dimensions (m)
These dimensions reflect measurements in metres for assessment or survey parcels. These are to be used for reference only and a Manitoba Land Surveyor should be contacted before doing any work.
Parcel dimension leader
Some parcel dimensions will not fit in tight areas. Leader lines help point to a specific area.
Right of way dimensions
These dimensions reflect measurements in metres for the right of way. These are to be used for reference only and a Manitoba Land Surveyor should be contacted before doing any work.
Right of way dimension leader
Some dimensions will not fit in tight areas. Leader lines help point to a specific area.

Infill guideline area

Infill guideline area 1
Area 1: neighbourhoods that have relatively low density and where the predominant zoning category is R1-single-family.
Infill guideline area 2
Area 2: neighbourhoods where there is a greater mix of densities and uses and where the predominant zoning category is R2-two-family.
Infill guideline area 1 (Airport Planned Development Overlay)
Area 1 (Airport PDO): neighbourhoods that have relatively low density; where the predominant zoning category is R1-single-family; subject to Airport Vicinity Protection Area regulations.
Infill guideline area 2 (Airport Planned Development Overlay)
Area 2 (Airport PDO): neighbourhoods where there is a greater mix of densities and uses; where the predominant zoning category is R2-two-family; subject to Airport Vicinity Protection Area regulations.
Infill guideline area 1 (Secondary Plan)
Area 1: neighbourhoods that have relatively low density; where the predominant zoning category is R1-single-family; subject to the regulations of an established secondary plan.
Infill guideline area 2 (Secondary Plan)
Area 2: neighbourhoods where there is a greater mix of densities and uses; where the predominant zoning category is R2-two-family; subject to the regulations of an established secondary plan.

Winnipeg Zoning By-law

Zoning A
- Agricultural (A)
Zoning C1 - C4
- Commercial Neighbourhood (C1)
- Commercial Community (C2)
- Commercial Corridor (C3)
- Commercial Regional (C4)
Zoning CMU
- Commercial Mixed Use (CMU)
Zoning EI
- Educational and Institutional (EI)
Zoning M1 - M3 & MMU
- Manufacturing Light (M1)
- Manufacturing General (M2)
- Manufacturing Heavy (M3)
- Manufacturing Mixed Use (MMU)
Zoning PR
- Parks and Recreation 1 (PR1)
- Parks and Recreation 2 (PR2)
- Parks and Recreation 3 (PR3)
Zoning R1
- Residential Single-Family (R1)
Zoning R2
- Residential Two-Family (R2)
Zoning RMF, RMH, RMU & TOD
- Residential Multi-Family (RMF)
- Residential Mobile Home Park (RMH)
- Residential Mixed Use (RMU)
- Transit-Oriented Development (TOD)
Zoning RR
- Rural Residential 5 (RR5)
- Rural Residential 2 (RR2)
Zoning Outline
- Outlines of zoning areas
Zoning Label
- Zoning label

Downtown Winnipeg Zoning By-law

Zoning C
Downtown Character Sector
Zoning D
Downtown Living Sector
Zoning M
Downtown Multiple-Use Sector
Zoning R
Downtown Riverbank Sector

Streets

Street Line (current year only)
This street line layer can be turned off when the Winnipeg Airphoto 2021 imagery is used as the basemap.

Contact

Contact Planning, Property & Development Mapping for more information.

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