Richmond neighbourhoods

Richmond's historic fishing village at the mouth of the Fraser's south arm, where a working commercial fleet still sells off the dock at Fisherman's Wharf. Moncton Street...

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Richmond's downtown core, built around the Canada Line and the No. 3 Road spine. Towers, offices and shopping centers sit beside City Hall, the public library and Minoru...

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The stretch of No. 3 Road roughly between Cambie Road and Alderbridge Way, plus the streets either side of it. Aberdeen Centre, Yaohan Centre, Parker Place and President...

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Richmond's northern gateway, where Canada Line, Knight Street Bridge and Oak Street Bridge traffic all converge. River Rock, the nearby hotels and the Bridgeport park-and...

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Southeast Richmond at Steveston Highway and No. 5 Road, built around Ironwood Plaza and the big-box retail beside it. Newer townhouse and apartment development has filled...

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The southern half of City Centre, named for the Canada Line's Richmond-Brighouse terminus. Richmond Centre, City Hall and the Minoru sports and aquatic precinct all sit h...

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Central Richmond either side of Blundell Road, between Granville Avenue and Francis Road. Blundell Centre at No. 2 Road is the everyday anchor, grocery, pharmacy, bakery,...

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Richmond's northeast quadrant, east of No. 5 Road along Cambie Road. Cambie Community Centre and the park beside it anchor a residential core bounded on nearly every side...

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South-central Richmond between Blundell and Williams Roads, No. 2 Road across to No. 4. Broadmoor is largely postwar single-family housing on wide lots, ringed by schools...

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North Richmond between No. 3 and No. 4 Roads, running from Alderbridge Way up to Cambie Road. Fast-changing ground: townhouse and mid-rise development sits beside long-st...

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West Richmond between Granville Avenue and Francis Road, running out to the dyke and the Sturgeon Bank foreshore. Established postwar streets, mature trees and a strong w...

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The broad agricultural east of the island, beyond No. 6 Road and out toward the Highway 91 corridor. Most of it is Agricultural Land Reserve, cranberry bogs, blueberry fi...

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East-central Richmond between No. 4 Road and Shell Road, south of Granville Avenue. A mix of residential streets, school sites and light-industrial frontage along Shell R...

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Richmond's northwest corner, where the West Dyke Trail turns inland along the Middle Arm. Mostly newer single-family streets and townhouse complexes, with Terra Nova Rura...

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Richmond's easternmost neighborhood, cut off from the rest of the city by farmland and sitting against the Fraser opposite Queensborough. A tight, self-contained communit...

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The separate island north of the Middle Arm, given over almost entirely to Vancouver International Airport. Burkeville, the small 1940s townsite beside the runways, is it...

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Southwest Richmond's farm belt, sitting between Steveston and Seafair. Blueberry fields, cranberry bogs and greenhouses run right up to the residential edge, and the West...

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A compact west Richmond pocket between Westminster Highway and Granville Avenue, west of No. 2 Road. Almost entirely residential: cul-de-sacs, a settled school catchment...

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