Maps and Locations
Get information and online tools here to help you find your way around the province and show you where to go for a government service. Other listings can be found in the Maps Gallery.
One Stop Government Service Centres
Access PEI is a one-stop location to obtain provincial government programs, services and information.
There are eight Access PEI sites across the province. Islanders can obtain a wide range of programs and services...
The PEI Address Locator uses the internet to provide you with fast and easy access to the geo-coded PEI civic address data. With the Address Locator, you can generate a map of your location that you can view, print, or save for future reference.
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The attached map provides information on the Department of Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy's planned 2017 construction projects
You can click on each construction site for information about the scope of work.
For up-to-date information...
PEI Christmas trees are a natural, safe and 100 per cent biodegradable part of many Island Christmas traditions. Image caption: Island Christmas trees are an essential part of many Island traditions. Island Christmas trees and wreaths are renowned for...
Active Transportation and Active Living Map
Find the best places and the best trails to get active and enjoy beautiful Prince Edward Island
Electoral Maps
Search information and maps by provincial electoral districts and polls
Geographic Information...
You can browse a series of province-wide aerial photographs of Prince Edward Island from this page.
Province-wide aerial photographs of Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island is rich in aerial photographs. Beginning as early as 1935, full provincial...
PEI 511 is a free traveller information service, operated by the Government of Prince Edward Island, that you can access via phone, mobile device or computer. To access this service in any region of PEI call 511 or visit the PEI 511 website.
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The province owns public land properties across the Island. Most of these lands have road systems that people can use to walk, hike or cycle. Some have trail systems specifically designed for outdoor recreation.
Walking and Hiking
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Prince Edward Island is located off the eastern coast of Canada and belongs to a group of provinces known as the Maritimes (that is Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia). It is also considered part of Atlantic Canada, which includes the...