
The Greater Vancouver Fraser Valley Atlas is the essential auto companion for anyone navigating the region, whether you are a long-time resident or a short-term visitor. This comprehensive 272-page atlas is designed with all the features necessary to make even the most unfamiliar areas easy to navigate.
The Wire-O bound format is a key feature, allowing the atlas to lay completely flat on a car seat or dashboard—perfect for quick, safe reference.
Our atlas is renowned for its high accuracy and depth of information, ensuring you always find your way:
Street-Level City Maps (1:20,000): Provides granular detail across the entire region.
Downtown Vancouver Map (1:15,000): Highly zoomed-in detail for the core metropolitan area.
Detailed Street Index: Includes a full street index and street address numbers for precise location finding.
Regional Context: Includes a helpful regional map ($1:1,500,000$) and locator maps.
The atlas includes detailed mapping for over 30 municipalities, ensuring full coverage from the coast to the eastern valley:
| Central & North | South & East | Regional Outliers |
| Vancouver | Surrey | Whistler |
| Burnaby | Richmond | Squamish |
| New Westminster | Langley (City & Township) | Harrison Hot Springs |
| North Vancouver (City & District) | Abbotsford | Point Roberts (U.S.A.) |
| West Vancouver | Chilliwack | Fraser Valley Regional District |
| Coquitlam | Delta | ... and 15 more communities |
Beyond roads, this atlas maps public transit, services, and points of interest:
Transportation: Features SkyTrain stations, West Coast Express stations, SeaBus, ferries, carpool parking, and Vancouver International Airport.
Infrastructure: Clear markings for divided highways, major roads, interchange numbers, one-way streets, and municipal/international boundaries.
Feature Listings: Identifies hospitals, municipal halls, police/fire stations, libraries, and commercial areas.
Recreation: Includes golf courses, marinas/yacht clubs, off-leash dog parks, recreation trails, and National Parks/Historic Sites.
Get the Greater Vancouver Fraser Valley Atlas today—the only companion you need for navigating the Lower Mainland.