Aerial view of the downtown campus

Maps and Geospatial Data

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Exterior of Redpath museum in fall at the end of the afternoon, facade is being lit up

Downtown Campus

The downtown campus comprises more than 100 buildings on approximately 32 hectares of land, at the foot of Mount Royal. Developed around what was originally the private estate of James McGill, a Scottish merchant, the campus grew to its current size over 200 years. The campus serves as a green oasis in the middle of downtown Montreal and its buildings offer a fascinating range of architectural styles.

Macdonald Stewart Building and Barton Building at the Mac campus

Macdonald Campus 

Macdonald Campus consists of 650 hectares of land in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, on the western tip of the island of Montreal. With 70 buildings and 12 km of roads, it is the largest private land holding in the region. It is home to McGill's Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, which, among its many activities, operates a horticultural research centre and a dairy farm.

Visit the Macdonald Campus website.

Hiking trail in a forest on a sunny day. Light shines through the trees creating shadows on the trail.

Gault Nature Reserve

Situated at Mont Saint-Hilaire, approximately 40 km from Montreal, McGill’s Gault Nature Reserve is a private reserve that protects nearly 1,000 hectares of natural environment. Natural science research and teaching take place at the reserve and its 25 km trail network is open year-round to visitors. 

Visit the Gault Nature Reserve website.

Photo by Alex Tran.

Campus maps for printing

Macdonald campus map for print with legend

The McGill campus maps are updated regularly. Different formats are available to print: 

  1. Easy-to-print visitors maps (8.5”x11”, black and white),  
  2. Large public wayfinding maps for interior and exterior displays (poster sized, full colour), 
  3. Site plans (A0 poster size, full colour).
Maps for printing

Interactive maps

The interactive campus maps of downtown, Macdonald, and the Gault Reserve are intended to provide an intuitive means of wayfinding at McGill University. 

The interactive maps include a construction theme that can be turned on and off and that indicates the location of construction and renovation projects on campus, providing a brief description of each one. 

Building and floor plans 

Current members of the McGill community may request geospatial data from Campus Planning and Development. You can submit your request using the webform. 

We only supply floor plans. We do not have sectionals/elevations of buildings. 

CPD does not charge for this service and as such will not create new datasets.

 

If you have comments or inquiries about the maps or geospatial data, please email campusmaps [at] mcgill.ca.

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