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Don Valley East

This City map of Don Valley East shows the streets, paths and places of a region in North York, Toronto, Ontario. The area covers approximately 22.8 square kilometres and has around 109,640 residents. Don Valley East lies in the ravine and suburban landscape of Toronto’s Don River valley, with major transport routes including the Don Valley Parkway. The region is divided into three subregions: Fenside-Parkwoods, Parkwoods-O’Connor Hills and Flemingdon Park. Don Valley East was established as a federal electoral district in 1979 and remained one until 2025.

Don Valley East – Facts

Inhabitants 109640
Area 22.8 km²
Subregions 3
Inception 1979
Dissolved 2025
Located in Ontario
Country Canada
Official name Don Valley East

Data source: Wikidata (CC0)

Fenside-Parkwoods

Fenside-Parkwoods is an administrative level 10 subregion in North York within Don Valley East. It lies in Toronto’s northeastern urban area, where residential streets connect with the ravine corridors associated with the Don River system. The Parkwoods area includes access to Toronto’s extensive ravine landscape and is located near major north–south routes such as the Don Valley Parkway.

The local setting combines established residential blocks with parks and valley-side open space in the wider Parkwoods neighbourhood. Fenside-Parkwoods belongs to the City of Toronto and forms one of the three mapped subregions of Don Valley East.

Parkwoods-O’Connor Hills

Parkwoods-O’Connor Hills is an administrative level 10 subregion of Don Valley East in North York, Toronto. The area is connected to the Parkwoods neighbourhood and the O’Connor Hills residential district, north of the central Don Valley. Toronto’s Don River ravines provide the defining natural context, while urban roads and local streets structure the built-up area.

Its location places the subregion close to the Don Valley Parkway and to the broader valley corridor running through Toronto. Parkwoods-O’Connor Hills is one of three subregions within the approximately 22.8-square-kilometre Don Valley East area.

Flemingdon Park

Flemingdon Park is an administrative level 10 subregion in Don Valley East, North York. It is situated beside the Don River valley and is known for its high-density residential towers, apartment complexes and broad open spaces within Toronto. The Don Valley Parkway passes nearby, linking the community with central Toronto and the northern parts of the city.

Flemingdon Park is also associated with the cultural institutions on Don Mills Road, including the Aga Khan Museum, which opened in 2014. The Ontario Science Centre stood immediately east of Flemingdon Park until its closure in 2024, making the subregion part of a prominent cultural district in North York.

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