Conservation Halton has issued a Flood Watch for the Lake Ontario shoreline.
Residents are reminded to use caution around creeks, ponds and the lake.
Each area of Oakville has its own unique character and the new communities in north Oakville are no exception.
Located just north of Dundas Street, south of 407, east of the new Oakville Hospital and west of Ninth Line, these well-designed neighbourhoods are home to an extensive trail network, bike paths, and green space.
With schools, shops, sports fields, and commercial centres just moments away, north Oakville truly is the place to live, work, and play.
Welcome brochure (pdf)
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Frequently asked questions
All sales offices for homes in new residential subdivisions are now required to display a full-size Neighbourhood Information Map and accompanying notes, as approved by the Town, within the sales office. These maps and notes will provide specific information to prospective purchasers regarding the subdivision and surrounding neighbourhoods.
Neighbourhood Information Map
Requirements for the Neighbourhood Information Map (pdf)
Sample Neighbourhood Information Map (pdf)
As Neighbourhood Information Maps are approved by the Town they will also made available in pdf format on this webpage.
The following neighbourhood maps are similar to the Neighbourhood Information Map. However, they were prepared before the requirements for the Neighbourhood Information Map described above were put into effect.
Key map (pdf)
East Preserve | Mattamy (pdf)
North Oakville | EMGO (pdf)
Oak Village | Minto (pdf)
Preserve 1 | Mattamy (pdf)
Preserve 2 | Mattamy (pdf)
Preserve 3 | Mattamy (pdf)
Seven Oaks | Sixth Line Corporation (pdf)
Woodland Trails 1 | Davis-Minardi (pdf)
Woodland Trails 2 | Davis-Minardi (pdf)
Woodland Trails (Sixth Line) | Timsin-Arassa (pdf)