Category: Neighbourhoods

[osm_map lat="43.2541164" lon="-79.9249767" width="100%" height="480px"] Ainslie Wood is located in west Hamilton, adjacent to McMaster University. It is a mix of student housing, single-family homes, and apartment complexes. The neighbourhood has a strong academic atmosphere due to its proximity to the university, while also providing easy access to natural attractions like Cootes Paradise. Local shops, community centres, and transit connections make Ainslie Wood a convenient and lively area, balancing student life with long-term residents. Location: 43.2541164, -79.9249767 Tags: - Name: Ainslie Wood - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Wikidata: Q19871743 - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – Ainslie Wood, Hamilton

[osm_map lat="43.2370928" lon="-79.9662909" width="100%" height="480px"] Ancaster Heights is a neighbourhood on the western edge of Hamilton, near Ancaster. It features a mix of spacious homes, green spaces, and access to trails along the escarpment. The area is particularly desirable for families and professionals who want larger properties while staying close to the city. Ancaster Heights also benefits from proximity to Ancaster Village, with its historic charm, shops, and restaurants. Location: 43.2370928, -79.9662909 Tags: - Name: Ancaster Heights - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.225693" lon="-79.976692" width="100%" height="480px"] Ancaster is one of the oldest European settlements in Ontario, now a suburban district of Hamilton. It has a historic village core featuring heritage buildings, boutique shops, and restaurants, alongside new residential developments. The Ancaster Fairgrounds host major events, while Tiffany Falls and Sherman Falls provide natural beauty. Ancaster is highly desirable for its mix of history, nature, and upscale suburban living, making it one of Hamilton’s most prestigious communities. Location: 43.225693, -79.976692 Tags: - Name: Ancaster - Place Type: Suburban Distric - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – Ancaster, Ontario

[osm_map lat="43.2348038" lon="-79.8082775" width="100%" height="480px"] Bartonville is a neighbourhood located in east Hamilton, close to the escarpment. It is primarily residential, with a mix of housing styles and access to local amenities. Families in Bartonville benefit from schools, parks, and community services in the area. Its location provides both suburban comfort and easy travel connections to downtown Hamilton. Location: 43.2348038, -79.8082775 Tags: - Name: Bartonville - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2592038" lon="-79.861012" width="100%" height="480px"] Beasley is one of Hamilton’s oldest downtown neighbourhoods, named after Richard Beasley, a local entrepreneur and politician. Today, Beasley is a mix of historic character and modern redevelopment. It is home to parks, community initiatives, and heritage buildings, while also experiencing new residential and commercial growth. Its central location makes it attractive to young professionals and families who value walkability and access to Hamilton’s downtown core. Beasley is also known for its active community association that promotes local improvement projects. Location: 43.2592038, -79.861012 Tags: - Name: Beasley - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Website: http://ourbeasley.com/ - Wikidata: Q4876825 - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – Beasley, Hamilton

[osm_map lat="43.2140195" lon="-79.8400788" width="100%" height="480px"] Berrisfield is a residential neighbourhood situated on the east mountain of Hamilton. It is largely suburban, with quiet streets and a strong family presence. The area features parks, schools, and community facilities, making it well-suited for raising children. While not as historic as some central Hamilton areas, Berrisfield represents the post-war suburban growth of the city and continues to attract residents seeking affordable housing and a peaceful environment. Location: 43.2140195, -79.8400788 Tags: - Name: Berrisfield - Place Type: Neighbourhood

[osm_map lat="43.1208666" lon="-79.8044114" width="100%" height="480px"] Binbrook is a rapidly growing suburban community on the south side of Hamilton. Once a rural farming area, it has transformed into a modern residential neighbourhood with new housing developments, schools, and community services. The Binbrook Conservation Area is a popular local attraction, featuring a large lake, beaches, and outdoor recreation. Binbrook combines the charm of a small community with the convenience of suburban living, making it a popular choice for families moving to Hamilton. Location: 43.1208666, -79.8044114  

[osm_map lat="43.3313973" lon="-79.9123281" width="100%" height="480px"] Braeheid Survey is a residential neighbourhood located in the Waterdown area of Hamilton. It is known for its newer housing developments, parks, and family-friendly atmosphere. The neighbourhood is part of Hamilton’s suburban expansion, attracting young families who appreciate modern homes, schools, and access to local amenities. Its location near the Niagara Escarpment also provides opportunities for hiking and outdoor recreation, adding to its appeal for residents who value both community and nature. Location: 43.3313973, -79.9123281 Tags: - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - Name: Braeheid Survey - Name (French): Braeheid Survey - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: CanVec_Import_2009

[osm_map lat="43.2332158" lon="-79.8966461" width="100%" height="480px"] Buchanan is a residential neighbourhood situated on Hamilton Mountain. It is recognized for its suburban charm, strong community spirit, and local schools. Families in Buchanan benefit from nearby parks, recreational facilities, and shopping centres. The neighbourhood is appealing for those seeking a balance between affordability, suburban living, and convenient access to Hamilton’s urban core. Location: 43.2332158, -79.8966461 Tags: - Name: Buchanan - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2758561" lon="-79.9871119" width="100%" height="480px"] Bullocks Corners is a community on the western edge of Hamilton, with a history tied to rural settlement and crossroads development. While much of the area retains a rural character with farms and open land, suburban growth has introduced new housing and amenities. The neighbourhood serves as a gateway between rural Hamilton and the city’s more urbanized sections, offering both country living and convenient connections. Location: 43.2758561, -79.9871119 Tags: - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - canvec:CODE:1580010: 080 - canvec:UUID: c38412702c9f4fed964805837f4f0ff1 - Name: Bullocks Corners - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: CanVec_Import_2009

[osm_map lat="43.3942273" lon="-79.9807983" width="100%" height="480px"] Carlisle is a rural community located in the northern part of Hamilton. Unlike the urban neighbourhoods closer to the city centre, Carlisle offers a countryside lifestyle with large properties, farms, and natural landscapes. The community has local shops, schools, and recreational facilities that serve its residents, while maintaining a small-town atmosphere. Carlisle is popular among families and professionals who seek quiet living while staying within driving distance of Hamilton, Burlington, and other nearby cities. Location: 43.3942273, -79.9807983 Tags: - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - canvec:CODE:1580010: 080 - canvec:UUID: 7adffb6a9199422d96b4ad256332dabc - Name: Carlisle - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: CanVec_Import_2009 - Wikidata: Q5041335

[osm_map lat="43.2535558" lon="-79.9027257" width="100%" height="480px"] Chedoke Park is a neighbourhood located at the base of the Niagara Escarpment, close to natural trails and conservation areas. The community benefits from its proximity to the Chedoke Radial Trail and the escarpment stairs, making it popular among hikers, cyclists, and outdoor enthusiasts. Residential streets are lined with a mix of housing, and the area offers quick connections to both Hamilton’s mountain and lower city. Chedoke Park blends suburban comfort with direct access to Hamilton’s green spaces. Location: 43.2535558, -79.9027257 Tags: - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - canvec:CODE:1580010: 080 - canvec:UUID: 8732bce0fa2b4942a29e10f6adcb4910 - Name: Chedoke Park - Name (French): Chedoke Park - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: CanVec_Import_2009

[osm_map lat="43.2151642" lon="-79.744756" width="100%" height="480px"] Cherry Heights is a neighbourhood in east Hamilton that blends suburban living with community convenience. It is a family-friendly area featuring residential housing, access to local schools, and nearby shopping. The community has a suburban atmosphere, offering a balance of comfort and accessibility to Hamilton’s larger city amenities. Location: 43.2151642, -79.744756 Tags: - Name: Cherry Heights - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.227834" lon="-79.9967728" width="100%" height="480px"] Clearview Estates is a residential area of Hamilton that emphasizes suburban comfort. The neighbourhood offers single-family homes and open streets with access to schools and recreation. Families appreciate the quiet lifestyle and the availability of nearby community services. The location near Ancaster and the escarpment provides both convenience and natural beauty, making Clearview Estates a pleasant place to settle. Location: 43.227834, -79.9967728 Tags: - Name: Clearview Estates - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2715571" lon="-79.9455575" width="100%" height="480px"] Cootes Paradise is not just a neighbourhood but also one of Hamilton’s most significant natural areas. It is closely linked to the Royal Botanical Gardens and forms part of a large wetland and conservation space at the western end of Lake Ontario. The community surrounding Cootes Paradise benefits from access to hiking trails, birdwatching, and natural beauty. While parts of the area are protected, nearby residential developments provide a unique balance between suburban living and immediate access to one of Canada’s most important ecological reserves. Location: 43.2715571, -79.9455575 Tags: - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - canvec:CODE:1580010: 080 - canvec:UUID: 51ff5800407849deb1520935b53e3d2e - Name: Cootes Paradise - Name (French): Cootes Paradise - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: CanVec_Import_2009

[osm_map lat="43.2506805" lon="-79.8686192" width="100%" height="480px"] Corktown is a central Hamilton neighbourhood with deep Irish-Canadian roots, dating back to the 19th century. It is known for its historic row houses, cultural landmarks, and close proximity to downtown Hamilton. The area has become increasingly popular for its vibrant arts and music scene, with live venues and pubs that honour its heritage. Corktown is a lively urban community, appealing to those who want to live near Hamilton’s core while experiencing a neighbourhood with historic character. Location: 43.2506805, -79.8686192 Tags: - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - canvec:CODE:1580010: 080 - canvec:UUID: b3a7a3da2c214538ad1b0c273aa2af77 - Name: Corktown - Name (French): Corktown - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: CanVec_Import_2009

[osm_map lat="43.2125086" lon="-79.9914761" width="100%" height="480px"] Dancaster Courts is a small neighbourhood in Hamilton’s west end. It is primarily residential, featuring peaceful streets and a welcoming environment. The area offers quick access to Ancaster and the escarpment trails, making it suitable for families and individuals who enjoy both suburban living and outdoor recreation. While less well-known than larger neighbourhoods, Dancaster Courts provides a strong sense of local identity and community. Location: 43.2125086, -79.9914761 Tags: - Name: Dancaster Courts - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.196843" lon="-80.0120434" width="100%" height="480px"] Duff’s Corners is a developing suburban area on the western side of Hamilton, near Ancaster. Traditionally a crossroads with farmland, it has become a hub for commercial and residential growth. New developments continue to transform Duff’s Corners into a modern suburban community, while its location provides easy access to major highways and nearby conservation areas. It represents Hamilton’s balance between growth and its agricultural roots. Location: 43.196843, -80.0120434

[osm_map lat="43.2661904" lon="-79.9546341" width="100%" height="480px"] Dundas is a historic town now part of Hamilton, located in a picturesque valley at the foot of the Niagara Escarpment. Known as the “Valley Town,” Dundas is famous for its heritage buildings, vibrant downtown with independent shops and cafes, and cultural events such as the Dundas Cactus Festival. It is also home to natural attractions like Dundas Peak, which offers some of the best hiking trails and scenic views in Ontario. Dundas maintains a small-town charm while being fully integrated into Hamilton. Location: 43.2661904, -79.9546341 Tags: - Name: Dundas - Name:moh: Anonhwarore’tsherakaiòn:ne - Place Type: Suburban District

[osm_map lat="43.250911" lon="-79.8768041" width="100%" height="480px"] Durand is one of Hamilton’s oldest and most historic neighbourhoods, located directly south of downtown. It is famous for its grand Victorian and Edwardian houses, many of which have been preserved or converted into apartments. The area is densely populated, with a mix of heritage properties, modern condos, and rental buildings. Durand also includes Durand Park and several cultural institutions. Its rich history and proximity to the downtown core make it a highly desirable urban neighbourhood. Location: 43.250911, -79.8768041 Tags: - Name: Durand - Place Type: Neighbourhood

[osm_map lat="43.1742755" lon="-79.7813635" width="100%" height="480px"] Elfrida is a rural-style community on the eastern edge of Hamilton, noted for its farmland and open spaces. While not as urbanized as other Hamilton neighbourhoods, Elfrida has been identified as an area of future growth, with potential residential and commercial development. Today, it retains a countryside character, appealing to those who value a quieter lifestyle while still being part of Hamilton’s boundaries. Location: 43.1742755, -79.7813635 Tags: - Name: Elfrida - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.4007446" lon="-80.0391865" width="100%" height="480px"] Freelton is a rural community in Hamilton, well known for its equestrian culture, conservation areas, and antique markets. The Freelton Antique Mall is one of the largest in Ontario, attracting visitors from across the province. The community is surrounded by natural beauty, including wetlands and woodlands, offering excellent outdoor recreation opportunities. Freelton combines small-town charm with unique attractions, making it stand out among Hamilton’s rural communities. Location: 43.4007446, -80.0391865 Tags: - Name: Freelton - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: CanVec_Import_2009 - Wikidata: Q115174228

[osm_map lat="43.21444" lon="-79.7135849" width="100%" height="480px"] Fruitland is a neighbourhood in Stoney Creek, Hamilton, with deep agricultural roots. For decades, it was recognized as one of Ontario’s important fruit-growing regions. While urban development has expanded into the area, Fruitland retains parts of its rural identity through vineyards and farmlands. The community offers a balance between residential living and open green spaces. It has strong ties to Hamilton’s industrial sector, providing jobs and supporting growth while maintaining its agricultural character. Location: 43.21444, -79.7135849 Tags: - Name: Fruitland - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0 - Wikidata: Q5506442

[osm_map lat="43.205814" lon="-79.9575025" width="100%" height="480px"] Garners Corners is a neighbourhood in Hamilton with a more rural-suburban character. Located near Ancaster, it features residential developments alongside commercial areas. Garners Corners serves as a growing community hub, with convenient access to shopping, schools, and recreational opportunities. Families appreciate the balance of suburban comfort and modern amenities, while also being close to major roads connecting to Hamilton and surrounding communities. Location: 43.205814, -79.9575025 Tags: - Name: Garners Corners - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2711135" lon="-79.9907576" width="100%" height="480px"] Glenwood Heights is a residential neighbourhood situated near Ancaster, within Hamilton’s boundaries. Known for its elevated position, the area provides scenic views and access to conservation lands. Families are drawn to its quiet environment, tree-lined streets, and community-oriented lifestyle. The neighbourhood maintains a balance between natural surroundings and modern housing developments, making it attractive for those who value both nature and convenience. Location: 43.2711135, -79.9907576 Tags: - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - canvec:CODE:1580010: 080 - canvec:UUID: ed0d64526f0042f1a5c76f15e7e44d5a - Name: Glenwood Heights - Name (French): Glenwood Heights - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: CanVec_Import_2009

[osm_map lat="43.2154801" lon="-79.9839636" width="100%" height="480px"] Greenside Acres is a residential neighbourhood located on Hamilton’s west mountain. Known for its quiet suburban character, the community features single-family homes, local parks, and a family-oriented lifestyle. Residents enjoy easy access to schools and shopping areas while benefiting from nearby natural spaces along the escarpment. Greenside Acres is attractive for families seeking a balance between suburban living and convenient access to Hamilton’s city amenities. Location: 43.2154801, -79.9839636 Tags: - Name: Greenside Acres - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.274734" lon="-79.9965821" width="100%" height="480px"] Greensville is located just outside Dundas, offering a mix of suburban and rural lifestyles. It is best known for its proximity to some of Hamilton’s most famous waterfalls, including Webster’s Falls and Tew’s Falls, both within the Spencer Gorge Conservation Area. Greensville attracts many visitors who come for hiking, sightseeing, and photography. While small in size, the community benefits from both natural beauty and closeness to Dundas and Hamilton’s urban amenities. Location: 43.274734, -79.9965821  

[osm_map lat="43.2241382" lon="-79.8670402" width="100%" height="480px"] Hamilton Mountain refers to the large residential district located on top of the Niagara Escarpment. It is one of the most populated parts of the city, offering a wide range of neighbourhoods, schools, shopping centres, and parks. Known for its stunning escarpment views, Hamilton Mountain is home to many trails and waterfalls, making it attractive for both residents and tourists. The community is diverse, with a mix of long-time residents and newcomers enjoying its strong local identity and urban amenities. Location: 43.2241382, -79.8670402 Tags: - Name: Hamilton Mountain - Place Type: Neighbourhood

[osm_map lat="43.2224273" lon="-79.836117" width="100%" height="480px"] Hampton Heights is a residential neighbourhood on Hamilton Mountain. It features quiet suburban streets, schools, and local parks. The area is home to many families who value its community atmosphere and convenient access to shopping centres. Hampton Heights offers a safe and welcoming environment that continues to attract long-term residents. Location: 43.2224273, -79.836117 Tags: - Name: Hampton Heights - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2131564" lon="-79.9621617" width="100%" height="480px"] Harmony Hall II is a residential area within Hamilton’s suburban landscape. It is largely made up of modern housing developments, designed to meet the needs of families and commuters. The neighbourhood is characterized by quiet streets, accessible parks, and proximity to shopping and schools. Its location near the escarpment also provides access to natural trails and green spaces. Location: 43.2131564, -79.9621617 Tags: - Name: Harmony Hall II - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.1889182" lon="-79.7876114" width="100%" height="480px"] Heritage Green is a suburban neighbourhood in Stoney Creek, now part of Hamilton. It has grown into a busy residential and commercial area, with shopping centres, schools, and community facilities. Heritage Green Conservation Area offers natural trails and outdoor activities, providing residents with easy access to green space. The neighbourhood is popular among families due to its balance of urban convenience and suburban comfort, making it one of the more vibrant areas in east Hamilton. Location: 43.1889182, -79.7876114

[osm_map lat="43.258145" lon="-79.8777445" width="100%" height="480px"] Hess Village is a famous entertainment district in Hamilton, located just west of downtown. It is known for its vibrant nightlife, featuring bars, pubs, and restaurants that attract both locals and visitors. Beyond nightlife, Hess Village also has historic stone buildings and a strong cultural identity. It is a destination for social gatherings, live music, and summer patios. For tourists, Hess Village offers a taste of Hamilton’s lively evening scene in a compact, walkable setting. Location: 43.258145, -79.8777445 Tags: - Name: Hess Village - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Website: http://www.hessvillagehamilton.com/ - Wikidata: Q17022184 - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – Hess Village

[osm_map lat="43.2586368" lon="-79.9683496" width="100%" height="480px"] Highland Park Survey is a suburban neighbourhood on Hamilton Mountain. It is largely residential, featuring a variety of single-family homes and green spaces. The area is attractive to families who appreciate access to schools, shopping centres, and recreational facilities. Its location provides residents with easy travel across Hamilton, while still maintaining a quieter suburban environment away from the downtown core. Location: 43.2586368, -79.9683496 Tags: - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - canvec:CODE:1580010: 080 - canvec:UUID: a500eca8ba1b463282fd7215b75c14ea - Name: Highland Park Survey - Name (French): Highland Park Survey - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: CanVec_Import_2009

[osm_map lat="43.2380599" lon="-79.8615949" width="100%" height="480px"] Inch Park is a well-known neighbourhood in central Hamilton, recognized for its recreation facilities and family-oriented character. The area includes a major community park with sports fields, a skating rink, and open green spaces that attract both local residents and visitors. The surrounding streets feature a mix of older homes and newer builds, creating a diverse and welcoming environment. Inch Park remains a vibrant part of Hamilton’s urban community. Location: 43.2380599, -79.8615949 Tags: - Name: Inch Park - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.253264" lon="-79.886566" width="100%" height="480px"] Kirkendall North is one of Hamilton’s most sought-after areas, located close to Locke Street South. This neighbourhood combines charm and convenience, with a lively mix of cafes, boutiques, and restaurants. The housing stock features century homes and renovated properties, giving the area a strong heritage character. Residents benefit from nearby trails on the escarpment and easy access to downtown. Kirkendall North has become a hub for young families and professionals seeking an urban lifestyle with community spirit. Location: 43.253264, -79.886566 Tags: - Name: Kirkendall North - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Wikidata: Q124223284

[osm_map lat="43.247663" lon="-79.8899435" width="100%" height="480px"] Kirkendall South is located below the escarpment and is closely connected to the Chedoke Radial Trail. The neighbourhood is residential, offering a quieter atmosphere compared to its northern counterpart. It features a blend of post-war homes, family-friendly parks, and good access to schools. Kirkendall South attracts families who want proximity to green spaces while staying within a short distance of Hamilton’s downtown and west-end amenities. Location: 43.247663, -79.8899435 Tags: - Name: Kirkendall South - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Wikidata: Q124223754

[osm_map lat="43.2364003" lon="-80.1468329" width="100%" height="480px"] Lynden is a small rural village located in the western part of Hamilton. It has a strong sense of community, with local events, schools, and recreational activities that bring residents together. Lynden is surrounded by farmland and open landscapes, making it popular among those seeking a country lifestyle. Though quieter than urban Hamilton neighbourhoods, Lynden plays an important role in preserving the region’s rural identity and agricultural traditions. Location: 43.2364003, -80.1468329 Tags: - Name: Lynden - Name (French): Lynden - Natural Feature: feature - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-10.0 - Wikidata: Q6708633

[osm_map lat="43.204064" lon="-79.9805919" width="100%" height="480px"] Maple Lane is a residential community in Hamilton known for its quiet streets and suburban charm. The neighbourhood is family-oriented, offering parks, schools, and recreational opportunities within close reach. Its tree-lined streets and welcoming character make it appealing to those who value a safe and stable community environment. Maple Lane represents the steady suburban growth of Hamilton’s outer neighbourhoods. Location: 43.204064, -79.9805919 Tags: - Name: Maple Lane Annex - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2082106" lon="-79.9823226" width="100%" height="480px"] Maple Lane is a residential community in Hamilton known for its quiet streets and suburban charm. The neighbourhood is family-oriented, offering parks, schools, and recreational opportunities within close reach. Its tree-lined streets and welcoming character make it appealing to those who value a safe and stable community environment. Maple Lane represents the steady suburban growth of Hamilton’s outer neighbourhoods. Location: 43.2082106, -79.9823226 Tags: - fixme: Place type may not be valid - Name: Maple Lane - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2282384" lon="-79.9755846" width="100%" height="480px"] Maywood is a small neighbourhood within Hamilton’s suburban landscape. The community features residential housing, green spaces, and access to local amenities. Families choose Maywood for its calm environment and the convenience of nearby schools and shops. Though not as widely recognized as other Hamilton neighbourhoods, it represents the city’s suburban growth and family-oriented lifestyle. Location: 43.2282384, -79.9755846 Tags: - Name: Maywood - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2564777" lon="-79.9008623" width="100%" height="480px"] McMaster Innovation Park is a hub for research, technology, and business development in Hamilton. While not a traditional residential neighbourhood, it plays an important role in the city’s economy and education sector. The park hosts research facilities, startups, and collaborative spaces connected to McMaster University. Visitors can find modern architecture, labs, and innovation-focused events that bring together entrepreneurs, researchers, and industry leaders. Its presence strengthens Hamilton’s reputation as a growing centre for innovation. Location: 43.2564777, -79.9008623 Tags: - Name: McMaster Innovation Park - Place Type: Neighbourhood

[osm_map lat="43.336416" lon="-79.958496" width="100%" height="480px"] Millgrove is a village-style neighbourhood located on the northern edge of Hamilton. It has a rural character, with farmland, conservation areas, and residential homes spread out across wide open spaces. Millgrove is valued for its quiet lifestyle, natural surroundings, and community spirit. It also benefits from its proximity to major roads, making it possible for residents to commute to Hamilton or Burlington while enjoying the advantages of country living. Location: 43.336416, -79.958496 Tags: - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - canvec:CODE:1580010: 080 - canvec:UUID: 727c1321fff242e9b26cefab88d9b2a5 - Name: Millgrove - Name (French): Millgrove - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: CanVec_Import_2009 - Wikidata: Q6859490

[osm_map lat="43.2379864" lon="-80.0199706" width="100%" height="480px"] Mineral Springs is a historic rural community within Hamilton, located near Dundas Valley Conservation Area. The area is rich in natural beauty, with creeks, trails, and rolling landscapes. Historically, Mineral Springs was known for its natural waters and retreat-like atmosphere. Today, it continues to attract residents and visitors who enjoy hiking, cycling, and connecting with Hamilton’s natural heritage. While residential development exists, conservation remains a central feature of the community. Location: 43.2379864, -80.0199706 Tags: - Name: Mineral Springs - Name (French): Mineral Springs - Natural Feature: feature - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: CanVec_Import_2009;NRCan-CanVec-10.0

[osm_map lat="43.2316309" lon="-79.9580726" width="100%" height="480px"] Mohawk Meadows is a well-established Hamilton neighbourhood located close to the escarpment. It is known for its larger lots, mature trees, and suburban character. The area provides a comfortable lifestyle with access to schools, parks, and shopping nearby. Residents benefit from the balance of suburban quiet and connectivity to other parts of Hamilton, including Ancaster and the mountain area. Location: 43.2316309, -79.9580726 Tags: - Name: Mohawk Meadows - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2006591" lon="-79.8163225" width="100%" height="480px"] Mount Albion is a neighbourhood situated near Hamilton’s east mountain. It is known for its scenic character and access to outdoor recreation. The community is located close to the Red Hill Valley Parkway and the escarpment, offering opportunities for hiking and nature walks. Mount Albion appeals to families who enjoy suburban living with a strong connection to natural landscapes. Location: 43.2006591, -79.8163225 Tags: - Name: Mount Albion - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.1561412" lon="-79.9161804" width="100%" height="480px"] Mount Hope is a neighbourhood south of Hamilton, widely recognized as the location of the John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport. The area combines residential housing, farmland, and industrial zones, creating a diverse community. Aviation enthusiasts are drawn to Mount Hope for its Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum, which showcases a large collection of historic aircraft. The community balances rural traditions with the opportunities provided by its international airport. Location: 43.1561412, -79.9161804

[osm_map lat="43.2100837" lon="-79.9928157" width="100%" height="480px"] Nakoma is a small neighbourhood in Hamilton that offers a peaceful residential setting. The area is characterized by well-maintained homes, tree-lined streets, and a calm suburban feel. Its location makes it appealing for families and long-term residents who value community stability and access to local schools. Though less known than larger Hamilton neighbourhoods, Nakoma offers a strong sense of belonging and suburban comfort. Location: 43.2100837, -79.9928157 Tags: - Name: Nakoma - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2420275" lon="-79.8000809" width="100%" height="480px"] Normanhurst is a neighbourhood in east Hamilton with a residential character and a mix of older and newer homes. The community has local schools, small businesses, and parks that serve its residents. It is a working-class area with a strong local identity, where many families have lived for generations. Normanhurst remains a stable and established part of Hamilton’s urban fabric. Location: 43.2420275, -79.8000809 Tags: - Name: Normanhurst - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2695831" lon="-79.8578724" width="100%" height="480px"] The North End is one of Hamilton’s oldest and most historic neighbourhoods, located along the city’s waterfront. Traditionally a working-class community, the area has seen major revitalization in recent decades, with new housing, waterfront parks, and cultural spaces. Pier 8 and the West Harbour GO Station have brought new life to the North End, making it attractive for young professionals and families. Despite changes, the neighbourhood continues to value its strong sense of identity and community history.   Location: 43.2695831, -79.8578724 Tags: - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - Name: North End - Name (French): North End - Place Type: Neighbourhood

[osm_map lat="43.2227721" lon="-79.9948106" width="100%" height="480px"] Oakhill is a Hamilton neighbourhood known for its quiet suburban setting and access to the escarpment. Residents enjoy tree-lined streets, family homes, and nearby recreational facilities. The area offers a mix of long-time residents and newer families, making it a stable and welcoming community. Oakhill’s location provides both tranquility and good commuting connections to the rest of Hamilton. Location: 43.2227721, -79.9948106 Tags: - Name: Oakhill - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2146135" lon="-79.9957534" width="100%" height="480px"] Parkview Heights is a neighbourhood located in the Ancaster area of Hamilton. It is a suburban community with newer housing developments, attractive for families and professionals who want spacious homes and quiet surroundings. Residents enjoy nearby shopping centres, schools, and recreational facilities. Its proximity to natural spaces and easy commuting routes makes Parkview Heights a desirable area for those balancing work in the city with a suburban lifestyle. Location: 43.2146135, -79.9957534 Tags: - Name: Parkview Heights - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2086846" lon="-79.977432" width="100%" height="480px"] Perth Park is a small Hamilton neighbourhood that takes its name from the local park that serves as its focal point. The area is primarily residential, with families enjoying the green space for recreation and community gatherings. It is part of Hamilton’s suburban expansion, providing a peaceful environment while still offering access to the city’s amenities. Location: 43.2086846, -79.977432 Tags: - fixme: Place type may not be valid - Name: Perth Park - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.280351" lon="-80.0675431" width="100%" height="480px"] Peters Corners is a small community located at the intersection of major rural routes in Hamilton. With a history as a key stop in the region’s agricultural past, the area continues to carry its rural identity. Surrounded by farmland and natural landscapes, Peters Corners offers a peaceful lifestyle away from Hamilton’s urban core. Its location makes it a connecting point between different rural and suburban parts of the city. Location: 43.280351, -80.0675431 Tags: - Name: Peters Corners - Place Type: Neighbourhood

[osm_map lat="43.2216027" lon="-79.9641277" width="100%" height="480px"] Pinecrest is a neighbourhood in Hamilton’s west end, valued for its quiet residential atmosphere and easy access to green spaces. The community is primarily made up of detached homes and is popular with families who seek a safe and welcoming environment. Pinecrest offers residents a suburban lifestyle within a short distance of Hamilton’s urban amenities and scenic trails. Location: 43.2216027, -79.9641277 Tags: - Name: Pinecrest - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2537297" lon="-79.9625116" width="100%" height="480px"] Pleasant Valley is a residential area located in Dundas, now part of Hamilton. The neighbourhood is characterized by quiet streets, parks, and a family-friendly atmosphere. It offers easy access to natural trails and conservation areas on the Niagara Escarpment, making it appealing to outdoor enthusiasts. Pleasant Valley combines suburban convenience with a small-town charm, providing a peaceful lifestyle within reach of Hamilton’s urban amenities. Location: 43.2537297, -79.9625116 Tags: - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - canvec:CODE:1580010: 080 - canvec:UUID: ed47d3551fc048e4ae3fd90856f3905d - Name: Pleasant Valley - Name (French): Pleasant Valley - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: CanVec_Import_2009

[osm_map lat="43.3230842" lon="-79.9026678" width="100%" height="480px"] Rockcliffe Survey is a suburban neighbourhood located on Hamilton Mountain. It features residential developments with a mix of housing types, including detached homes and townhouses. Families are drawn to the area for its quiet atmosphere, schools, and nearby parks. Rockcliffe Survey provides a suburban lifestyle with convenient access to shopping and services, making it a stable and appealing community within Hamilton. Location: 43.3230842, -79.9026678 Tags: - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - canvec:CODE:1580010: 080 - canvec:UUID: f930f2babf6a4f9d8ef099bda401fcd6 - Name: Rockcliffe Survey - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: CanVec_Import_2009

[osm_map lat="43.300558" lon="-80.1258509" width="100%" height="480px"] Rockton is a rural community on the western edge of Hamilton, known for its strong agricultural heritage and small-town character. It is home to the Rockton World’s Fair, one of the oldest and most popular agricultural fairs in Ontario, which attracts visitors from across the province each autumn. The neighbourhood features farmland, conservation areas, and a tight-knit community atmosphere. Rockton represents the rural side of Hamilton, offering a quieter lifestyle with a focus on community traditions, outdoor activities, and family events. Location: 43.300558, -80.1258509 Tags: - canvec:UUID: 76281d95a997435094a49fd54f344855 - Name: Rockton - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: CanVec_Import_2009

[osm_map lat="43.2260831" lon="-79.8078117" width="100%" height="480px"] Rosedale is a neighbourhood in east Hamilton, located near the base of the Niagara Escarpment. It is well known for its green spaces, including access to the Red Hill Valley trails. The area is characterized by family homes, a strong sense of community, and proximity to schools and recreation. Rosedale combines the benefits of suburban living with quick access to nature. Location: 43.2260831, -79.8078117 Tags: - Name: Rosedale - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2025732" lon="-79.8933162" width="100%" height="480px"] Ryckmans Corners is a neighbourhood in south Hamilton with a mix of suburban housing and commercial development. It is considered a growing community, offering newer housing developments alongside established family homes. The area provides residents with access to shopping centres, schools, and transportation routes, making it convenient for commuters and families alike. Its location on the mountain makes Ryckmans Corners an attractive option for modern suburban living. Location: 43.2025732, -79.8933162 Tags: - Name: Ryckmans Corners - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0 - Wikidata: Q115178422

[osm_map lat="43.206457" lon="-79.8913032" width="100%" height="480px"] Ryckmans is a smaller neighbourhood located on Hamilton Mountain, closely linked with the nearby Ryckmans Corners. It features residential streets with single-family homes, townhouses, and some local green spaces. The community is well connected to shopping centres and services, making it convenient for families and professionals. Though compact in size, Ryckmans is part of Hamilton’s growing suburban landscape. Location: 43.206457, -79.8913032 Tags: - Name: Ryckmans - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.3250104" lon="-80.2066249" width="100%" height="480px"] Sheffield is a rural village within Hamilton’s boundaries, located near the border with Waterloo Region. The community is characterized by farmland, heritage buildings, and access to natural areas, including the nearby Valens Conservation Area. With a strong agricultural background and a peaceful setting, Sheffield appeals to those who enjoy country living while still being part of the Hamilton municipality. Its historic roots and rural charm make it a distinctive part of Hamilton’s extended community. Location: 43.3250104, -80.2066249

[osm_map lat="43.2137752" lon="-79.9989881" width="100%" height="480px"] Spring Valley is a quiet suburban neighbourhood on the western edge of Hamilton, close to Ancaster. It offers a mix of single-family homes, green spaces, and access to schools. Residents enjoy nearby parks, trails, and natural areas, making it appealing to families who value outdoor living. The area has a strong community identity and continues to see residential growth as Hamilton expands westward. Location: 43.2137752, -79.9989881 Tags: - Name: Spring Valley - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.217832" lon="-79.9872842" width="100%" height="480px"] Springvale is a neighbourhood located on the west side of Hamilton, near Ancaster. It has a suburban character, with newer housing developments and access to open spaces. The community is attractive to families who want larger homes and quieter surroundings while remaining within commuting distance of central Hamilton. Its location near natural areas makes it appealing for those who enjoy outdoor activities. Location: 43.217832, -79.9872842 Tags: - Name: Springvale - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2038444" lon="-79.910211" width="100%" height="480px"] St. Elizabeth Village is a unique residential community in Hamilton, primarily designed as a retirement village. It offers a quiet, village-like setting with green spaces, walking paths, and community facilities. The neighbourhood is tailored to older adults, promoting independent living with supportive services nearby. While not a traditional neighbourhood, it plays an important role in Hamilton’s housing landscape, offering seniors a safe and welcoming environment. Location: 43.2038444, -79.910211 Tags: - Name: St. Elizabeth Village - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Website: https://stelizabethvillage.com/

[osm_map lat="43.2167526" lon="-79.7567616" width="100%" height="480px"] Stoney Creek is a suburban district on the eastern side of Hamilton, historically an independent town before amalgamation. It is known for its role in the War of 1812, with Battlefield House Museum and Battlefield Monument commemorating the Battle of Stoney Creek. Today, Stoney Creek combines historic charm with modern residential growth. Its waterfront parks along Lake Ontario and access to the Niagara Escarpment make it a desirable area for families and tourists. Location: 43.2167526, -79.7567616 Tags: - Name: Stoney Creek - Name:moh: Tiotstenhrakwénhtare - Place Type: Suburban District - Wikidata: Q1451232

[osm_map lat="43.2616769" lon="-79.8830616" width="100%" height="480px"] Strathcona is a historic neighbourhood located west of downtown Hamilton. It is recognized for its Victorian-era houses, tree-lined streets, and a strong community identity. Residents enjoy access to parks such as Victoria Park, as well as nearby shops and restaurants. The area has a mix of long-time residents and younger families moving into restored homes. With its central location and historic character, Strathcona remains one of Hamilton’s most attractive urban neighbourhoods. Location: 43.2616769, -79.8830616 Tags: - Name: Strathcona - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Wikidata: Q7622063 - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – Strathcona, Hamilton

[osm_map lat="43.2436218" lon="-79.8241516" width="100%" height="480px"] The Delta is a historic neighbourhood located in east Hamilton, centred around a major road intersection that gives the area its name. It is one of the city’s older communities, featuring a mix of early 20th-century homes and tree-lined streets. The Delta is known for its walkability, access to schools, and strong sense of local identity. Its combination of heritage character and urban convenience makes it appealing to both long-time residents and new families. Location: 43.2436218, -79.8241516 Tags: - Name: The Delta - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0

[osm_map lat="43.2632219" lon="-79.9366845" width="100%" height="480px"] University Gardens is a residential neighbourhood located near McMaster University. It is well known for its family-friendly atmosphere, quiet streets, and proximity to schools and parks. Many students also rent homes in the area due to its convenient access to campus. With tree-lined streets, a strong sense of community, and close links to west Hamilton amenities, University Gardens is a desirable area for both families and academics seeking a suburban feel near the university. Location: 43.2632219, -79.9366845 Tags: - Name: University Gardens - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Wikidata: Q115178487

[osm_map lat="43.3314156" lon="-79.8956803" width="100%" height="480px"] Waterdown is a suburban community in the northwestern part of Hamilton, located above Burlington. It has experienced significant growth, with new housing developments blending alongside its historic village core. Waterdown is well known for Smokey Hollow Waterfall and the many trails in the area, attracting hikers and nature lovers. Despite expansion, the community preserves its small-town feel with local shops, heritage sites, and a strong community spirit. Location: 43.3314156, -79.8956803 Tags: - Name: Waterdown - Place Type: Suburban District

[osm_map lat="43.2529351" lon="-79.9181598" width="100%" height="480px"] West Hamilton is a diverse neighbourhood that stretches from McMaster University through scenic residential areas toward the escarpment. It is well known for its leafy streets, proximity to hiking trails, and mix of historic homes and modern student housing. The presence of McMaster makes West Hamilton vibrant and youthful, while its closeness to Cootes Paradise and the Royal Botanical Gardens adds a natural charm. Families, students, and professionals alike enjoy the balance between academics, culture, and outdoor living. Location: 43.2529351, -79.9181598 Tags: - Area: Yes - Name: West Hamilton - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Wikidata: Q115178511

[osm_map lat="43.2618812" lon="-79.9059213" width="100%" height="480px"] Westdale is a well-known Hamilton neighbourhood with a strong identity shaped by its proximity to McMaster University. It has a mix of students, professionals, and long-time residents, creating a diverse community. The neighbourhood features Westdale Village, a commercial area with restaurants, cafes, shops, and cultural events. Westdale also borders Cootes Paradise, one of Hamilton’s most important natural areas. Its combination of academic influence, cultural vibrancy, and natural beauty makes Westdale one of Hamilton’s most dynamic neighbourhoods. Location: 43.2618812, -79.9059213 Tags: - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - canvec:CODE:1580010: 080 - canvec:UUID: f477cff17395443fb65ef81a9691c3af - Name: Westdale - Name (French): Westdale - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: CanVec_Import_2009 - Wikidata: Q14875475

[osm_map lat="43.2077485" lon="-79.6508504" width="100%" height="480px"] Winona is a community located on the eastern edge of Hamilton, close to the border with Grimsby. Historically, Winona was a fruit-growing area, famous for its orchards and agricultural traditions. Today, it is a mix of residential neighbourhoods, schools, and shopping centres, including easy access to the QEW highway. Winona is well known for the annual Winona Peach Festival, which attracts thousands of visitors and celebrates the area’s farming heritage. The neighbourhood combines suburban living with a strong sense of history and community pride. Location: 43.2077485, -79.6508504 Tags: - Name: Winona - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Source: NRCan-CanVec-7.0