Don Valley West

Don Valley West is the City map of this region in East York, Toronto, Ontario, showing its streets, paths and places. The federal electoral district has existed since 1979 and covers approximately 30.1 square kilometres in the eastern part of Toronto. OpenStreetMap-based data records about 117,083 residents, while the population figures supplied for 2016 and 2021 show a decrease from 102,508 to 101,959. The region is divided into the two subregions of Thorncliffe Park and Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills.

Don Valley West – Facts

Inhabitants	117083
Area	30.1 km²
Subregions	2
Inception	1979
Located in	Ontario
Country	Canada
Official name	Don Valley West

Data source: Wikidata (CC0)

Thorncliffe Park

Thorncliffe Park is an administrative level 10 subregion of Don Valley West in East York, Toronto. It occupies a densely developed area around Thorncliffe Park Drive, east of the Don River and south of Overlea Boulevard. The neighbourhood is connected to the wider Toronto street network through Overlea Boulevard, Don Mills Road and the Don Valley Parkway.

Thorncliffe Park is known for high-density residential buildings and a population with strong cultural diversity, including large South Asian communities. The East Don River valley lies immediately west of the neighbourhood, while commercial and community facilities are concentrated along Overlea Boulevard and Thorncliffe Park Drive.

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills is an administrative level 10 subregion in the northern part of Don Valley West and East York, Toronto. It includes the affluent Bridle Path residential area, the York Mills corridor and large green spaces associated with Sunnybrook Park. Bayview Avenue, Lawrence Avenue East and York Mills Road are major roads serving this part of the region.

Sunnybrook Park extends through the Don River valley and contains extensive natural areas, open meadows and recreational facilities within Toronto. Edwards Gardens lies near Lawrence Avenue East and Bayview Avenue, while the nearby Don River ravines connect the subregion to the wider valley system of central Toronto.

Data sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Wikidata (CC0)

Important and frequently searched streets

Hyde Park Circle

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	Cycling on bus lane
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	Cyclists allowed, good surface
	No cycling
	Cobblestones

	Long-distance cycle route	(depending on scale)
	Long-distance cycle route	(depending on scale)

	Long-distance hiking trail	(depending on scale)
	Long-distance hiking trail	(depending on scale)
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