Neighbourhoods
Oakville, area by area
Fourteen areas, each with its development pipeline, schools, transit and public data.
All areas
Old Oakville
The historic core around the harbour, south of the QEW between Sixteen Mile Creek and Chartwell Road.
Midtown Oakville
The lands around Oakville GO Station, between the QEW, Cornwall Road, Sixteen Mile Creek and Chartwell Road.
Bronte
The southwest corner of town, between Burloak Drive and Third Line, south of the QEW to Lake Ontario.
Kerr Village
Along Kerr Street between Speers Road and Lakeshore Road West, west of Sixteen Mile Creek.
Glen Abbey
West of Sixteen Mile Creek between the QEW and Upper Middle Road West, either side of Third Line.
River Oaks
North of Upper Middle Road East between Sixteen Mile Creek and Trafalgar Road, south of Dundas Street.
Joshua Creek
East Oakville, north of the QEW between Eighth Line and Ninth Line, around Burnhamthorpe Road East and Dundas Street East.
Falgarwood
North of the QEW between Trafalgar Road and Eighth Line, south of Upper Middle Road East.
Iroquois Ridge
North Oakville around Glenashton Drive, between Eighth Line and Trafalgar Road north of Upper Middle Road East.
Uptown Core
Around Trafalgar Road and Dundas Street East, on both sides of the Oak Park and Hays Boulevard blocks.
Glenorchy
North Oakville east of Trafalgar Road, around Burnhamthorpe Road East and William Halton Parkway.
Palermo
Northwest Oakville around Dundas Street West and Bronte Road, extending north into the Palermo West lands.
West Oak Trails
West Oakville between Bronte Road and Third Line, north of the QEW to Upper Middle Road West.
Southeast Oakville
East of Sixteen Mile Creek and south of the QEW, from Chartwell Road to Winston Churchill Boulevard.
Method
How we define an area
Neighbourhood has no legal boundary in Oakville, so every name here is one a public body already uses.
- Town growth areas
- Midtown Oakville, Downtown Oakville, Kerr Village, Bronte Village, Palermo Village and Uptown Core are named and mapped by the Town in its Official Plan Review.
- Transit service zones
- Oakville Transit names four Ride On-Demand zones and several routes after the communities they serve, including Falgarwood, Glenorchy and Palermo West.
- Town-recognised associations
- The Town maps resident and community associations, which is how Glen Abbey, River Oaks and Joshua Creek are identified in municipal material.
- School review areas
- The school board defines Elementary Review Areas that describe parts of town in words, such as northeast Oakville east of Trafalgar Road.
Not a catchment map. School attendance areas are set by the boards, and development applications are linked to the Town ward list they are filed under.
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