Supporting Citizen Engagement
The City of Kitchener is committed to supporting citizen engagement and enhancing transparency and accountability to its residents by providing public access to its data. Open data is made freely available to the public in machine-readable format within the agreements of the open data license. We have included data from our Regional partners to find data in the Region of Waterloo easily.
Due to licensing restrictions, the following layers are unavailable as open data: Parcels, Assessment and Zoning. Details can be found on the Data Request page.
Explore the data
Explore curated collections of apps and maps created from Kitchener's open data.
Emergency Preparedness
Explore our emergency preparedness galley. Additional maps will become available should an emergency be declared as time permits.
Citizen Science
Explore what citizens have been doing with open data. Share your insights with your community by sharing your apps and stories in this gallery.
Explore other sources
Kitchener's GeoHub is not the only source of open data in the city. Use the links below to discover other sources of information.
Paper Maps
Search City of Kitchener's traditional paper maps available for you to print as you wish.
FAQ
Find answers to frequently asked questions.
Interactive Mapping
The City of Kitchener's OnPoint Interactive Mapping Site. View the Onpoint quick reference guide
Explore Website
Explore the City of Kitchener's public document library for publications - including recreation and leisure guides, brochures, plans and strategies, and our annual report.
Open Data
Kitchener's Open Data Initiative The City of Kitchener is committed to improving citizen engagement and enhancing transparency and accountability to its residents by providing public access to its data. Open data is data that is made freely available to the public in machine-readable format within the agreements of the open data license.
Accessing Data
The data currently available from the city is found in our data catalogue. We encourage you to explore the data sets. The catalogue will continue to strive to provide data in multiple formats wherever possible. New data sets will be added as they become available. The data can be downloaded as shapefiles for GIS applications, and as CSV for tables and spreadsheets. Advanced users may also integrate our data into other applications using the REST or GeoJSON API.
Feedback
Through your feedback, the city will prioritize the data sets to be delivered. If you have an idea for information that would be useful as open data or would like to request alternative formats or additional information on existing data sets your input is welcome. Please submit your idea through our Open Data Request Form or email us at Kitchener GIS