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Land and Islands (0)

Polygons that represent the terrestrial boundary British Columbia and the state of Washington. This feature class also has an Island Name field that stores island names. DRA data (Island names) added to Island Name field. Originally from ESRI Maps and Data collection

Ocean (2)

Ocean layer that is the inverse of the TRIM terrestrial land. Please use Layer files for Symbology standards: O:\Corporate\Templates\LayerFiles Corporate Mapping Standards have this as: RGB 210, 240, 255 See Corporate Mapping Standards for reference HDM296897

Park (4)

Regional, Federal, Provincial, Municipal, Provincial Ecoreserve, Community Parks and Protected Area in the CRD. Parks and protected areas are defined as: (a) A property explicitly zoned as such in information supplied by the municipality (b) In the case that explicit zoning does not exist, information as provided and/or verified by the municipality or other administrative body. Due to differences in definitions parks and protected areas between different adminstrative areas, this layer is not guranteed to be fully comprehensive or consistant. Layer is updated on a regular basis, but not all areas are guranteed to be up to date.

Lakes & Wetlands 75K-450K (7)

Water and related features. Based on TRIM, but modified with enhanced data in some areas. Includes: Bar_Sand_Gravel, Flooded_Land, Island, Lake_Definite, Lake_Indefinite, Lake_Intermittent, Marsh, Reservoir_Definite, Reservoir_Indefinite, River, Swamp. Has not been clipped to the CRD - includes all of southern Vancouver Island and part of Vancouver. DRA data added. Rithets Bog feature added. Names added, where one did not exist before.

All Road Types 1-1.5K (11)

The Digital Roads Atlas (DRA) is received monthly via GeoBC/Province of BC. The DRA is a data management system representing a complete and accurate road network of all the roads in British Columbia. The DRA includes a combination of spatial data (such as road geometry) and attribute data (such as surface type and address information). It includes all types of roads, from resource roads to alleyways. The road information is obtained from aerial photos or roads driven with GPS referencing. Roads and intersections are represented geometrically as centrelines and points, respectively.

Roads 5K-50K (13)

The Digital Roads Atlas (DRA) is received monthly via GeoBC/Province of BC. The DRA is a data management system representing a complete and accurate road network of all the roads in British Columbia. The DRA includes a combination of spatial data (such as road geometry) and attribute data (such as surface type and address information). It includes all types of roads, from resource roads to alleyways. The road information is obtained from aerial photos or roads driven with GPS referencing. Roads and intersections are represented geometrically as centrelines and points, respectively.

Major Roads 50K-75K (16)

The Digital Roads Atlas (DRA) is received monthly via GeoBC/Province of BC. The DRA is a data management system representing a complete and accurate road network of all the roads in British Columbia. The DRA includes a combination of spatial data (such as road geometry) and attribute data (such as surface type and address information). It includes all types of roads, from resource roads to alleyways. The road information is obtained from aerial photos or roads driven with GPS referencing. Roads and intersections are represented geometrically as centrelines and points, respectively. This layer includes the new DRA schema introduced in 2014.

Highway 50K-75K (19)

The Digital Roads Atlas (DRA) is received monthly via GeoBC/Province of BC. The DRA is a data management system representing a complete and accurate road network of all the roads in British Columbia. The DRA includes a combination of spatial data (such as road geometry) and attribute data (such as surface type and address information). It includes all types of roads, from resource roads to alleyways. The road information is obtained from aerial photos or roads driven with GPS referencing. Roads and intersections are represented geometrically as centrelines and points, respectively.

Road Labels 1-1500 (21)

Road Labels 5k-10k (23)

Building Footprint (26)

Building Footprints were extracted from various sources. Schema is based on the GIS Innovations data, "BASE_POLY" (2004). Added Langford 2007 data, Saanich 2010 data, and some footprints were digitized for CRD specific purposes.

Geographic Labels (28)

The Canadian Geographical Names Data Base (CGNDB) is the data bank of Canada's geographical names, maintained by the Geographical Names Section, part of the Centre for Topographic Information, Geomatics Canada, Natural Resources Canada. Its purpose is to store names and their attributes that have been approved by the Geographical Names Board of Canada (GNBC) and to make these authoritative records available for government and public use.The subset of the CGNDB data which is served up in the GeoBase Portal for data extraction and visualization consists of current officially approved names, and is referred to as the Canadian Geographical Names (CGN) dataset. Additional attributes for this dataset as well as information on formerly approved names are available through the Canadian Geographical Names Service (CGNS).The geographic extent of this data is the Canadian landmass and water bodies. The temporal extent of the data is from 1897 to present. The purpose of the CGN data set is to provide official names for mapping and charting, gazetteer production, and World Wide Web reference, and other georeferenced digital systems.GeoBase allows for batch extraction of geographical names for Canada. However, if you are trying to locate a specific name or place, we suggest that you visit the Canadian Geographical Names Data Base Web site.

International Boundary (30)

Canada/USA international boundary. Data is originally from TRIM and maintained along with other regional boundary data.

Municipal Boundary 7.5K-250K (33)

Municipal Boundary Line including water areas Name - Offical name of municipality DataSource - the most recent Supplementary Letters Patent that describes the boundary DataProject - the project that spurred the creation of the data. DataDate - date data was created, downloaded or updated DataSupplier - SLP; this describes the fact that the data were created based on Supplementary Letters Patent DataAccuracy - the boundaries were created following the 2008 version of the CRD's ICF, therefore these boundaries are as accurate as the ICF data that was provided by municipalities Comments -general comments ShortName - short name for municipality SharedBoundLine - true/false; True if line is a boundary with a First Nation reserve SharedWithSharedWith - whether an Electoral Area (EA), First Nations (FN) or Municipality (MUNI) is on the other side of the boundary Name2 - Name of area on other side of boundary ShortName2 - short name of area on other side of boundary DuplicateLine -true for lines that have a duplicate. Only one of the two lines is labeled with true. By filtering on True or False, users can remove duplicate boundaries.

Electoral Area Boundary 7.5K-250K (36)

Electoral Area Boundaries Line including water areas. EA Name is the name of the Electoral Area where the polygon lies Data Source - where the data came from Data Project - project that spurred creation of data DataDate - date data was created, downloaded or updated DataSupplier - where the data came from or the base information that was used to create the data. DataAccuracy - relative accuracy of the data based on original creation or based layer Comments - blank field for comments District - Alternative name for area, including First Nation name SharedWith - the name of the land on either side of the line District Type - EA, First Nation, WaterBound -whether the line borders water or not.

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