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Geographic Mapping

Geographic mapping of dead birds, mosquito breeding habitat, and human cases of West Nile virus (WNV) is a critical component of the strategy to identify WNV and reduce associated human illness. The interactive mapping tool will provide public health officials with the surveillance data needed for decision making in a timely and spatially integrated manner.

This mapping tool also serves as a communication tool to the general public about which geographic areas and populations are at risk for WNV.

Interactive Map


The WNV interactive Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping tool provides communicable disease surveillance data in a spatial format to public health officials and members of the general public. You can view, query and print maps for your geographic area of interest.
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Launch interactive mapping tool Launch Interactive Mapping Tool (last updated October 27, 2009)

Click on our Tutorial and Quick Guide links for information on using GIS tools and website navigation tips.


Static Maps



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Important Disclaimers

The data on which this application is based changes frequently.  This tool and content is continuously under development and will be modified over time. Human surveillance data contained in this tool are aggregated by health administrative units to prevent identification of individuals.

The BCCDC is providing these maps and data sets as a public information resource. Every reasonable effort has been made to assure the accuracy of the information. Non-health related map information is believed to be accurate however accuracy is not guaranteed since the BCCDC is not the custodian of these data sets.

Please contact the BCCDC's GIS division to report any errors: email us or phone 604-707-2510

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Last Updated: December 24, 2009
 

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