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Scarborough—Rouge Park

This page is the City map of Scarborough—Rouge Park in Scarborough, Toronto, Ontario, showing streets, paths and places across an area of about 57.0 square kilometres. Around 102,646 people lived in the region in 2011. The area was established in 2015 and corresponds to a former federal electoral district in Ontario that existed from 2015 to 2025. Its name refers to Scarborough, the former municipality and present-day district on the eastern side of Toronto, beside Lake Ontario and the Rouge River.

Scarborough—Rouge Park – Facts

Inhabitants 102646
Area 57 km²
Subregions 3
Named after Scarborough
Inception 2015
Dissolved 2025
Located in Toronto, Ontario
Country Canada
Official name Scarborough—Rouge Park

Data source: Wikidata (CC0)

West Rouge

West Rouge is an admin_level=10 subregion in the eastern part of Scarborough, within the City of Toronto, Ontario. It lies near the mouth of the Rouge River, where the river reaches Lake Ontario at Rouge Beach and the Toronto waterfront.

The area is adjacent to Rouge National Urban Park, Canada’s first national urban park, which extends along the Rouge River and includes wetlands, forests, meadows and agricultural land. West Rouge is connected to the wider Toronto landscape through nearby places such as Rouge Beach, the Rouge River valley and Lake Ontario.

Centennial Scarborough

Centennial Scarborough is an admin_level=10 subregion within Scarborough, Toronto, in the province of Ontario. The name identifies a mapped locality in the eastern Toronto district, whose urban area extends between residential neighbourhoods, local streets and the ravines that lead toward Lake Ontario.

Centennial College’s Progress Campus is located in Scarborough, while the University of Toronto Scarborough campus stands farther east near Highland Creek. These institutions are part of the built-up eastern Toronto landscape surrounding the subregion, with the Rouge River and Lake Ontario forming major geographic references in the broader area.

Highland Creek

Highland Creek is an admin_level=10 subregion in Scarborough, Toronto, Ontario. The locality takes its name from Highland Creek, a watercourse that runs south through eastern Scarborough and reaches Lake Ontario near the Toronto waterfront.

The Highland Creek valley includes ravine landscapes and connects the urban neighbourhoods of Scarborough with natural areas near Rouge National Urban Park. The University of Toronto Scarborough campus is located beside Highland Creek in eastern Toronto, providing a clearly identified landmark within this part of the city.

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