LatLong:
UTM Easting/Northing:
Map data
Print Map
Map Size - Width: px Height: px
OR
drag map lower right corner to resize
Find the location of a point by entering its latitude/longitude coordiates in decimal degrees; can add several points and drag their markers on map. Delete a marker by dragging it out of the map frame.
Latitude:
Longitude:
Overlay grid lines on map (WGS84 datum):
Coordinate Converter
Magnetic Declination
Lat/Lon grid lines
UTM grid lines (wait for UTM gridlines to refresh after zooming/dragging the map)
Click the checkbox beside desired data in the above folders
to overlay the layer on the map. Wait for content to appear (it may take a while depending on government servers), you may need to pan
to the location of data. Choose any of the
map types from the top of the map as the base layer. You can add several data
layers at the same time. Once a layer is added, its opacity can be adjusted with
the opacity control (slider) which will show up on the top right corner of the
map. The opacity control belongs to the top most data layer (the last one
added). To bring a layer to the top, simply remove it (uncheck the
checkbox) and add it again to the map. The legend conveniently shows up to the
left side of the map. When you print the map, make sure the legend corresponds
with the data layer on the map. Clicking the data title will bring up the
metadata for that data. The above list is not complete, more data will be added gradually. You can visit iMapBC for a complete sampling of the Government of BC data feeds.
*Important: Each layer has a specific minimum zoom level in order to be seen; if
you zoom out more than that, it will not show up.
Import and display your own data on map
Import directly from Garmin GPS device 
Your Data Privacy
Install Garmin Communicator Plugin to enable communication with your Garmin GPS device through this website.
Connect your GPS device (USB cable) to the computer and turn it on. Click on "Find Devices". Once device is detected, click on "Read From Device". Wait few seconds before clicking on "Get Data".
Load your data files
Load GPX, KML, GeoRSS, GML, etc. spatial data on the map. Simply open your local file with a text processor
such as notepad or wordpad. Copy and paste the file content into the above white text area. Click on "Load File".
File symbols will show up on the left of map. You can add several files to map (add data after loading of previous one).
You can also load a Web Map Service (WMS) data feed as an overlay on Google Map. In Google Earth add WMS server URL and select layers of interest.
Then save selected data from Google Earth as kml in your local directory. Open up the file and paste contents into text area as above.
Zoom in and wait for data feed to show on map. You can set the transparency of data in its properties dialogue in Google Earth.
Load remote file
Enter the URL (starting with http://) of the file residing in another web server in the text box below. Spatial file can be GPX, KML, GeoRSS, GML, etc.
Note that you can only load one remote file at a time. To load a different file you'll need to refresh the web page. To add several files to the map, get the content of each file
and load as local file in the text area above.