Mission City
182 placesThe old town core below the hill: the main street's shops and cafes, the West Coast Express station, and the riverfront park at the foot of the slope.
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Where things are
Mission neighbourhoods
What each part of the city is actually like, and which businesses are in it.
Mission is not one place. A morning on a berry farm road out on the flats and an afternoon on the Lougheed Highway strip are different cities to shop in, and the businesses follow. Each area below has its own page with the shops, restaurants and services listed there.
Cedar Valley
168 placesThe residential slope west of town climbing toward the foothills, with acreages, farm gates and neighbourhood services along Cedar Street.
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Stave Falls
32 placesThe historic hydro town up the Stave River, surrounded by lakes, trails and the forest industry that built it.
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Silverhill
24 placesThe hillside above the west edge of town, where the subdivisions meet the forest and the views open out over the Fraser flats.
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Durieu
17 placesThe rural stretch northeast of town toward Hatzic Prairie, berry fields and farm operations along the river side of the highway.
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Steelhead
8 placesThe river-bench community north of town on the way to the Stave, a mix of acreages, trades yards and long-established local families.
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Not based here, but working here
Some trades and services cover Mission without being based in it, so they do not belong to any one neighbourhood. They have their own page.