BC Parcel Map — property lines, lot size, and zoning by address
Enter any BC address. The map shows the parcel boundary, the lot size and dimensions, the zoning district, and the constraint layers that affect what can be built — all in one view. Free, no signup. Built on LTSA's ParcelMap BC and provincial open data.
What's on the BC parcel map
- Property lines drawn straight from LTSA's ParcelMap BC — the same authoritative dataset BC Assessment, the courts, and surveyors use.
- Lot size, dimensions, and area, measured from the parcel boundary.
- Zoning district highlighted on the lot, with a plain-English bylaw summary for the BC cities currently wired.
- Constraint layers: Agricultural Land Reserve, riparian setbacks, contaminated sites, floodplain, and BC Hydro corridors.
- Buildable polygon (parcel minus required setbacks) plus Bill 44 small-scale multi-unit yield where it applies.
- Multi-lot properties: if a house sits on two legal lots, click the lot next door on the report map to combine both into one report — combined area, combined dimensions, both PIDs.
- Assessed land and improvement value for Vancouver, Victoria and Surrey, with the value split explained on its own page.
Why this BC parcel map vs. iMapBC, BC Assessment, or Google Maps?
Google Maps shows roads and aerials but no parcel boundaries. The assessment roll shows parcels but no zoning or constraint layers. iMapBC has the data but a UI built for GIS analysts. BC Property Check stitches the layers BC publishes into one parcel-centric view with a plain-English summary — free, no signup, BC-only.
BC parcel map FAQ
What is the BC parcel map?
It's a free map of every property parcel in British Columbia, drawn from LTSA's ParcelMap BC. Enter an address to see the lot's boundary, size, PID, and — where covered — its zoning.
How do I find property lines in BC by address?
Type the address into the search box. The tool geocodes it, pulls the matching parcel from ParcelMap BC, and draws the boundary on an aerial photo with the lot dimensions labelled. These are accurate to about a metre; order the registered survey from the LTSA for exact bearings.
Is there a free alternative to iMapBC for parcels?
Yes. iMapBC is the province's full GIS viewer; this is a simpler, address-first parcel map that shows the lot, its size, and its zoning without the GIS learning curve — free and no signup.
How do I look up a BC property by PID?
Search the address and the tool resolves the PID for you, or open a parcel directly with ?pid= in the URL. The PID lets you order a title search or registered survey from the LTSA.