Map of London

Map of London, Ontario, the largest city in southwestern Ontario, located along the Thames River roughly midway between Toronto and Windsor.

Last reviewed on April 27, 2026

About London

London is a regional centre for healthcare, education, insurance, and manufacturing. The city is home to Western University, Fanshawe College, and several major teaching hospitals. Often called the "Forest City" for its tree canopy, London has an extensive parks system that follows the Thames River through downtown.

Geography & Major Routes

Highway 401 runs along the south edge of the city and Highway 402 heads west toward Sarnia. The London International Airport serves regional traffic. The downtown core includes Dundas Place and the Covent Garden Market, and the city's bus system is operated by London Transit.

London Districts & Communities

Notable areas include Old North, Old South, Wortley Village, Byron, Westmount, Masonville near the major regional shopping centre, and the East London neighbourhoods around Argyle and Hamilton Road.

Region

London is part of Southwestern Ontario, with a population of approximately 420,000. For broader context, see the Western Ontario regional map and the Ontario map with cities.

Related Ontario Maps

Other useful maps for trips through this part of Ontario

Western Ontario Map

Regional map covering London, Windsor, and the southwest.

Ontario Highway Map

Complete provincial highway network including the 400-series.

Ontario Cities Map

All major Ontario cities and towns on a single map.

All Ontario Cities

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