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COVID-19

Effective August 1, 2020, wearing a mask or face covering is mandatory in all indoor public places and public vehicles. Learn more at edmonton.ca/COVID-19.

 

Urban Analysis Visualizations

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Visualizations help to identify trends and answer questions about how Edmonton is growing and evolving, capturing data from public travel behaviours to neighbourhood construction. 

2016 Federal Census Neighbourhood Profiles

Demographic information by neighbourhood on population, language, housing, income, family mobility status, education, and occupation.

2017 Neighbourhood Investment

The Mature Neighbourhood Reinvestment Report gives a picture of private investment in residential construction in mature neighbourhoods.

Breathe Interactive Maps

Interactive maps detailing the current and projected supply of open spaces across Edmonton.

Building Permit Activities

Detailed information about building permit activities across Edmonton, including detailed neighbourhood construction activities.

Central Business District

Survey conducted in the last two years to count the number of trips and travel modes to, from and through the Central Business District.

Downtown Bike Network

Bicycle, pedestrian and vehicle traffic counts are being monitored at thirteen locations along the new bike lanes.

ETS Park and Ride OriginSurvey

Understanding the travel behaviours of park and ride users to determine needs of growing population.

Lot Registration

Measures the absorption and supply of residential land in developing and planned neighbourhoods based on lot registrations.

Lot Servicing Report

The Lot Servicing Report provides an idea of the number of single family serviced lots within Edmonton's developing neighbourhoods.

LRT Passenger Count Report

Describes boarding and alighting data on the Capital Line and the Metro Line at peak hours during the school season.

Urban Primary Land and Vegetation Inventory

A natural asset inventory created to establish a baseline to measure future land cover and land use changes over time. 

For More Information

Research and Analysis Unit

Email urbananalysis@edmonton.ca

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