This layer displays street trees and park trees that are maintained and/or operated by the Urban Forestry Section of the City of Surrey Parks Division. The majority of trees...

Locations where various capital works projects have taken place to prevent erosion of stream banks. This layers also indicates where erosion sites have been identified where...

This layer displays dyke assets along major watercourses within the city.

Provides location and information on alternate fueling stations such as electric vehicle charging stations, compressed natural gas filling stations and hydrogen fuelling...

This layer displays paths and trails within parks that are maintained and/or operated by the City of Surrey Parks Division. View in COSMOS

Terrestrial Hubs are large contiguous or near contiguous areas of natural upland vegetation with complex ecological processes identified in the Surrey Ecosystem Management Study...

This layer displays screen trees that are maintained and/or operated by the City of Surrey Parks Division. In general, screen trees are those trees that are intended to serve as...

This layer displays passive grass areas that are maintained and/or operated by the City of Surrey Parks Division. Feature types that are included in this layer are Well Groomed,...

This layer displays natural areas that are maintained and/or operated by the Urban Forestry Section of the City of Surrey Parks Division. Feature types that are included in this...

Ecosystem Corridor Opportunities include linear pathways identified in the Surrey Ecosystem Management Study (EMS) that offer possible species and ecological process connections...

Ecosystem Sites are smaller areas of natural vegetation with complex ecological processes identified in the Surrey Ecosystem Management Study (EMS) that are between 0.25 and 10...

Polygon features such as Forebay (for a Pump Station), Lake or Wetlands

Sub Catchments are defined geographic limits of the sub-drainage areas which form the Major Drainage Catchments. View in COSMOS

Linear features that control the flow of stormwater during peak rain periods. These features include Dykes, Spillways and Stoplogs.

The area that can be expected to flood, on average, once every 200 years. This is called the 200-year flood and can occur at any time in any given year. The indicated flood...

Contours generated from 2013 LiDAR data collected in April 2013. View in COSMOS

Contours generated from 2013 LiDAR data collected in April 2013. View in COSMOS

This dataset includes parks in Surrey. For more information please visit the Surrey Parks page. View in COSMOS

The Biodiversity Conservation Strategy (BCS), adopted in 2014 as part of Corporate Report R141, recognizes Surrey’s biodiversity as a key foundation of a healthy, livable and...

Aquatic Hubs are large contiguous or near contiguous areas of Streams, wetlands, and foreshore areas, within or immediately adjacent to Surrey with complex ecological processes...