A device used for the measurement of rainfall, water quality, water depth and water flow.

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.

A man-made pond providing storage of stormwater drainage in order to control the rate of outflow or discharge. The pond can be "wet" where a minimum depth of water is maintained...

Catch Basins are complex objects that do not fall under Manholes. View in COSMOS

A device for controlling the flow of potable water through a water main. View in COSMOS

A service connection (pipe) is used to deliver potable water from the water main to the property line. Distance (in metres) from nearest side property line is also shown. View...

Service areas of the water distribution system grouped by the pressure setting of the system. View in COSMOS

Areas of the water distribution system grouped by the pressure setting of the system. View in COSMOS

Underground sanitary sewer pipes. City sewer mains carry sewage flow from individual property connections to a general collection area, such as a treatment plant. Methane Lines...

Service pipes connecting the City storm sewer main to a private property. View in COSMOS

Open drainage channels including drainage ditches, creeks, and rivers. View in COSMOS

Areas serviced by a sewer main or a system of sewer mains or a sanitary lift station. View in COSMOS

A pipe (underground) used to convey potable water. Also shows distance (in metres) between the water main and some legal lines, commonly the property line. View in COSMOS

Underground storm sewer pipes including roadway culvert crossings. (Offset markings are in metres). View in COSMOS

Service pipes connecting the City storm sewer main to an inlet device. View in COSMOS

Service pipes from the City sewer main to the property line of the property being served. 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...

Areas of major infrastructure projects being completed by the City of Surrey in the indicated year, all Capital Construction project outline areas from PTS. View in COSMOS