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Vancouver
Vancouver is renowned for its breathtaking natural setting and a cosmopolitan flair, complimented by parks, gardens, beaches plus a variety of cultural and recreational facilities. The US border is a mere 40 minute drive to the south. Greater Vancouver is also served by an international airport, rail and bus lines.
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Vancouver is divided into two main areas. Vancouver West and Vancouver East. The maps to the left show sub area boundaries. Roll your mouse over the area for the full sub area name. Click the map sub area to view available homes.
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North Vancouver
Overlooking Burrard Inlet, backed by the Coast Mountains is some of the Lower Mainland's best scenery. North Vancouver's waterfront was one of the first on the Lower Mainland to be developed and still remains a very active port area. North Vancouver, is only 8km north of Vancouver.
Burnaby
Incorporated in 1892, Burnaby, was at that time an agricultural centre. Since then it has transformed from a farming area to a residential community. Today it's the most heavily populated district in Greater Vancouver. Burnaby is located 12 km east of Vancouver.
Coquitlam
The Tri-Cities area of Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody, is a fast growing area within the Greater Vancouver District. Located approximately 30 km east of Vancouver, Coquitlam offers a relaxed suburban lifestyle attracting new residents and businesses.
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VANCOUVER: THE WORLD'S MOST LIVABLE CITY
Vancouver is once again rated the best place to live in the world (tied with Melbourne and Vienna.) by the Economist Intelligence Unit. As part of its 2003 rating, the EIU measured 12 factors in categories including health and safety, culture and environment, and infrastructure. In the 2002 survey Vancouver also ranked first (tied with Melbourne.) Other top cities included Perth, Geneva and Montreal. Source:www.eiu.com
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