Built from the June 2026 National Address Register release. What the register is

Address data by province

Free civic address points and postal code points for every province and territory. Each page covers what is available there, how good it is, and what is distinctive about that province’s addressing.

Coverage at a glance

Province or territoryAddress pointsPostal pointsMunicipal sourcesVintageStatus
British Columbia2,410,000126,400142026 H2Complete
Alberta1,690,00089,10092026 H2Complete
Saskatchewan470,00026,80022026 H2Partial
Manitoba560,00030,20032026 H2Partial
Ontario6,550,000342,700282026 H2Complete
Quebec3,480,000199,300112026 H2Complete
New Brunswick380,00022,60022026 H2Complete
Nova Scotia470,00027,90032026 H2Complete
Prince Edward Island78,0004,30012026 H2Complete
Newfoundland and Labrador260,00016,10012026 H2Partial
Yukon22,0001,40012026 H2Partial
Northwest Territories19,0001,10002026 H2Thin
Nunavut11,00080002026 H2Thin
Total16,400,000888,70075

What each province page covers

The counts, the coverage flag and what it means, which sources are available, the census divisions people usually want — and the thing most likely to trip you up in that province. Numbered street names in Surrey, range roads in rural Alberta, French generics and accented characters in Quebec, community-name addressing in Newfoundland and Nunavut.

Those differences are the reason a single national parser is harder than it sounds, and the reason it is worth reading before you load a file.

Or go straight to the files

The downloads page has the full drill-down by census division, and the map that lets you preview a layer before taking it.