
Canada ParcelBoundary Data
Standardized Canadian parcel boundaries, parcel identifiers, site addresses, and administrative geography, delivered by province, territory, or nationwide in modern geospatial formats.
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Bring fragmented Canadian parcel data together
Let Smarty collect, clean, and standardize parcel data from across Canada so your team can spend less time working through inconsistent provincial and territorial sources.
Built for modern GIS and analytics pipelines
Choose delivery formats that work with your GIS tools, cloud data platforms, and large-scale analytics workflows.
Work with a consistent national schema
Use normalized parcel identifiers, parsed site addresses, administrative geography, calculated parcel area, and boundary geometry across multiple Canadian jurisdictions.
Canadian parcel geometry, standardized for easier analysis
Canada Parcel Boundary Data provides a streamlined set of parcel, location, and metadata fields for mapping, matching, and parcel-level analysis.
| Field name | Field description | Data sample | Final data |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parcel number formatted | The parcel identifier as supplied or formatted by the source jurisdiction. | ||
| Parcel number | The parcel identifier with non-alphanumeric characters removed. | ||
| Alternate parcel numbers | Up to three additional government-provided parcel identifiers. | ||
| Delivery line 1 | The standardized physical or situs address associated with the parcel. | ||
| Census division code | Four-digit code corresponding to a Canadian Census division. | ||
| First-, second-, and third-level divisions | Province, territory, regional, municipal, or similar administrative geography. | ||
| First Nations reserve or federal land | Name of the reserve or federal land on which the parcel is located, when available. | ||
| Square meters calculated | Parcel area calculated from the supplied geometry. |
Data you can bring home to Mom
Industry-leading parcel coverage
Provinces & territories covered
Standardized parcel attributes
M+
Unique parcels
Key features that reduce the parcel data integration tax
Move from provincial data acquisition to parcel-level analysis faster
Province, territory, or national purchase options
Buy the geographic coverage you need without assembling and standardizing separate jurisdictional datasets yourself.
Quarterly update cadence
Receive predictable quarterly releases corresponding to January, April, July, and October.
National file delivery: Parquet
Use Parquet for nationwide delivery and large-scale analytics workflows.
Provincial and territorial delivery in multiple formats
Choose from Parquet, CSV, GeoJSON, and GeoPackage for province- or territory-level data.
Standardized parcel and address fields
Work with normalized parcel numbers, alternate identifiers, parsed site addresses, administrative divisions, calculated area, and parcel geometry.
Canada-specific geographic context
Identify Census divisions and First Nations reserve or federal land information where included in the source data.
Sample file generation for evaluation
Validate schema, geometry, geographic coverage, and workflow compatibility before rollout.
Data freshness indicators
Use the source-refresh date to understand when the underlying jurisdictional data was refreshed and the row-update timestamp to track the latest change to an individual record.
How can Canada Parcel Boundary Data help your industry?
Insurance
Use standardized parcel boundaries and site addresses to improve property matching, exposure analysis, accumulation management, and parcel-level risk workflows across Canadian jurisdictions.

Telecom
Support network planning, serviceability analysis, infrastructure deployment, and territory evaluation without manually combining provincial parcel sources.

Finance
Improve property analysis and collateral workflows with consistent parcel identifiers, addresses, geometry, and calculated area.

Government
Bring parcel records from multiple jurisdictions into a normalized structure for planning, infrastructure analysis, land administration, and public-service workflows.

Retail
Bring parcel records from multiple jurisdictions into a normalized structure for planning, infrastructure analysis, land administration, and public-service workflows.

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Canada Parcel Boundary Data
Canada Parcel Boundary Data is available by province or territory, or as a nationwide dataset. Contact us for a quote or request a sample to evaluate the schema, geometry, and coverage before purchasing.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
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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