SHAPEFILE

Data extracted and converted from Toronto XML format web pages to shapefile format with permission from the Toronto Star Newspaper.

from lio web pages: "A Cottage Residential Site is a polygon feature that identifies a site of human occupancy and whether that occupancy is seasonal or year-round."

from lio web pages: "Lands that are under the mandate or management of the Ministry of Natural Resources. Generally this means the land has never been patented (unpatented crown) and therefore is still under management of the crown. Public land is generally synonymous with crown land.

from lio web pages: "A Cottage Residential Area is a polygon feature that identifies an area of dwellings having an official designation and is often represented by a cottager and/or residential association. The occupancy may be seasonal or year-round."

from lio web pages: "Crown Leased Land is a polygon feature that identifies Crown Land that is leased to the public."

from lio web pages: "An extent which delineates a Built-Up Area (alias Urban Area) which is the class of all constructed areas in the province of Ontario. All areas have a Built-Up Area Community Class classification and a Community Series classification.

LIMITED USE DATA PRODUCT LICENCE AGREEMENTThe Government of Canada is the owner of all intellectual property rights (including copyright) in this data product.

TCL Asset includes: 1. Geographic linear representation of transportation corridors, administrative boundaries and shorelines. 2. Geographic point representations of properties and municipal addresses. 3. Various administration areas of city interest. 4.

Data includes: Building lines, hydro towers, curbs, curblines, curb points, catch basins, electrical pols, garage lines, garage polygons, general poles, historical sites, fire hydrants, light standards, miscellaneous structures, parks, pathways, pedestrian street lights, railways, spot elevation,