Canada Parcel Boundary Data pricing
Address Verification
Address Autocomplete
Address Enrichment
Enterprise
Private Label/OEM
Competitor Credit
Free sample
10,000+
addresses
Full data set
11,000,000+addresses
Available nationwide or by province/territory
Quarterly or yearly update cadence
Available in Parquet, CSVWKT, GeoJSON, and GeoPackage
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Included
Not included
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| Address data & attributes | ||
Parcel geometry The geometry of the parcel boundary | ||
Census division code A 4 digit number corresponding to a census division boundary from the Canadian Census | ||
Parcel number The parcel ID or parcel number | ||
Address (parsed) The parcel address fields as originally provided by the government | ||
First Nations reserve or federal land The name of the First Nations reserve or federal land that the parcel is on | ||
Right of way Indicates a right-of-way parcel or similar function parcel | ||
Square meters (calculated) The parcel square meters as calculated from supplied parcel geometry | ||
1st level division The parcel address 1st division (territory, province, etc.) | ||
2nd level division The parcel address 2nd division (county, department, division, etc.) | ||
3rd level division The parcel address 3rd division (city, rural, municipality, etc.). In Canada, these overlap with the 2nd division bounds. | ||
FAQ
Canada Parcel Boundary Data is a standardized dataset containing parcel boundaries, parcel identifiers, physical address information, Canadian administrative geography, calculated parcel area, and data freshness indicators.
Yes. Canada Parcel Boundary Data can be requested by province or territory, or as a nationwide dataset, depending on the plan purchased.
Canada Parcel Boundary Data is updated quarterly. Releases correspond to January, April, July, and October.
Province- and territory-level delivery supports Parquet, CSV, GeoJSON, and GeoPackage. Nationwide delivery is available only in Parquet.
The dataset includes formatted and normalized parcel numbers, up to three alternate parcel identifiers, parsed site-address components, postal code, administrative divisions, Census division code, calculated parcel area, right-of-way status, refresh metadata, and First Nations reserve or federal land information where available.
The source-refresh date indicates when the underlying government parcel data was most recently refreshed. The row-update timestamp indicates when Smarty most recently changed the individual record, including source-driven or internal processing updates.
Yes. Smarty can generate a sample file so your team can evaluate the schema, parcel geometry, jurisdictional coverage, and delivery-format compatibility before rollout.
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