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Humber River—Black Creek

This page is the City map of Humber River—Black Creek in North York, Toronto, Ontario, showing the region’s streets, paths, and places. The area covers approximately 30.6 square kilometres and is divided into the three neighbourhoods of Humber Summit, Humbermede, and Black Creek. Humber River—Black Creek is a federal electoral district in Ontario established in 2015. Population figures supplied for the region include approximately 103,948 residents in 2021, while another series records an increase from 108,037 in 2016 to 111,593 in 2021.

Humber River—Black Creek – Facts

Inhabitants 103948
Area 30.6 km²
Subregions 3
Inception 2015
Located in Ontario
Country Canada
Official name Humber River—Black Creek

Data source: Wikidata (CC0)

Humber Summit

Humber Summit is a neighbourhood in North York and one of the three admin_level=10 subregions within Humber River—Black Creek. It lies in the northern part of Toronto, within the City of Toronto in Ontario. The neighbourhood is included in the approximately 30.6-square-kilometre region represented on this City map.

The name connects the neighbourhood with the Humber River corridor, which extends through Toronto toward Lake Ontario. Humber Summit is part of the federal electoral district of Humber River—Black Creek, established in 2015.

Humbermede

Humbermede is a neighbourhood in North York and an admin_level=10 subregion of Humber River—Black Creek. It is located within Toronto, Ontario, and forms one of the three named neighbourhood areas covered by this regional map. The surrounding regional context includes the Humber River watershed in the western part of Toronto.

Humbermede belongs to the federal electoral district named Humber River—Black Creek, which has existed since 2015. Its location in North York places it within the City of Toronto and the wider Greater Toronto urban area.

Black Creek

Black Creek is a neighbourhood in North York and the third admin_level=10 subregion of Humber River—Black Creek. The neighbourhood is named for Black Creek, a watercourse in Toronto that runs through the northwestern part of the city before reaching the Humber River. It is shown on the City map as part of the regional area of approximately 30.6 square kilometres.

Black Creek is located in Toronto, Ontario, within the federal electoral district of Humber River—Black Creek. The district was established in 2015 and includes Black Creek together with Humber Summit and Humbermede.

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