Map of Richmond Hill

Interactive and printable map of Richmond Hill, Ontario - a diverse York Region city with 202,000 residents. Explore Richmond Hill Centre, heritage districts, parks, and this thriving GTA community north of Toronto.

About Richmond Hill

Richmond Hill is a city in York Region, part of the Greater Toronto Area, with a population of approximately 202,000 residents. Located directly north of Toronto, Richmond Hill is bordered by Vaughan to the west and Markham to the east, about 20 kilometers from downtown Toronto. The city combines historic heritage areas with modern urban development, creating a diverse and vibrant community.

The community features a charming heritage Main Street area in the Richmond Hill village core, along with major commercial centers including Hillcrest Mall and the emerging Richmond Hill Centre urban node. The Oak Ridges Moraine runs through the northern part of the city, providing significant natural heritage and recreational opportunities including trails and conservation areas. Richmond Hill is known for its excellent parks system, including Mill Pond Park and Lake Wilcox Park, which offer year-round recreation.

Richmond Hill's economy is diverse, including finance, technology, retail, healthcare, and professional services. The city is home to numerous corporate offices and business parks. Excellent transportation links include Yonge Street running north-south through the city, Highway 404 along the eastern boundary, and GO Transit train service on the Richmond Hill and Barrie lines. Richmond Hill successfully balances heritage preservation with modern growth, offering residents excellent schools, amenities, and quality of life within easy reach of downtown Toronto.

Richmond Hill Neighborhoods & Areas

Richmond Hill includes the historic village core along Yonge Street, established neighborhoods like Richvale, Oak Ridges, and Bayview Hill, and growing areas in North Richmond Hill. The city's diverse neighborhoods range from heritage homes to modern condominiums, serving families, young professionals, and retirees.