Open Data

Download Surrey's open data, including aerial imagery, land use, financial and infrastructure data.

Surrey’s Open Data Program is one component of our commitment to be an open, transparent and accessible government.

Launch Surrey's Open Data Catalogue

What is Open Data?

Open Data is the idea that certain data should be freely available to everyone to use and republish as they wish, without restrictions. The goal of open data is to:

  • Empower citizens

  • Help small businesses

  • Enable socio-economic development (health care, education, economic productivity, and scientific research), which is accelerated by better access to data

  • Create value in some other positive unforeseen way

This Data is Free

Surrey's open data is made freely available under the Open Government Licence. Find out about personal information protection, licence details and how to suggest a dataset from our Frequently Asked Questions.

Browse, preview and download data from our Open Data Catalogue by searching categories such as Environment, Transportation, Community Services, Finance, Infrastructure, Recreation & Culture, and more.

Depending on your interests, you can design practical solutions for the City's specific challenges by developing applications, or doing research. To incorporate open data into your mobile app, mashup, or web map, take a look at our Developer Resources page.

See the Data in Action

Explore examples of how open data is being used in our Applications and Visualizations.

Can't find what you're looking for? Contact opendata@surrey.ca or suggest a dataset.

Stay informed on data updates, news and more.