Orientation
Where the twelve neighbourhoods are
Our twelve Toronto neighbourhood guides on one map, drawn to scale from the City's official neighbourhood boundaries. Select any name to open its guide.
Boundaries: City of Toronto Open Data, Neighbourhoods (158 model). Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence, Toronto. TRREB community boundaries, used for the prices in each guide, differ slightly from the City's.
In words
The same twelve, listed
- Leaside Detached houses on residential streets, with Line 5 stations along Eglinton.
- Lawrence Park Detached houses and ravine parks, with Line 1 at Lawrence station.
- Yonge and Eglinton Condo towers and side-street houses around the Line 1 and Line 5 interchange.
- Don Mills Detached houses and apartment buildings, with Line 5 at Don Mills Road.
- The Annex Heritage houses, Bloor Street apartments and two subway lines at the door.
- Bayview Village Sheppard condos, detached side streets and three stations on Line 4.
- Willowdale Yonge Street towers, detached side streets and three Line 1 stations.
- Downtown Waterfront Lakefront condos, waterfront parks and Union station at the edge.
- High Park Detached houses and apartment towers around High Park itself, with four Line 2 stations.
- The Beaches Lakefront parks, the Queen streetcar and a housing market led by houses.
- Riverdale Semi-detached streets east of the Don, four Line 2 stations and four streetcars.
- Islington Village Detached streets beside a condo centre at the west end of Line 2, with Kipling GO.
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