Pitt Meadows is a district municipality located in the northeast portion of Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, with a population of approximately 19,146 residents. Situated along the Pitt River and bordered by the Coast Mountains, the community offers a blend of rural character and suburban development. The municipality spans approximately 87 square kilometres and serves as a gateway between urban Vancouver and the more remote regions of British Columbia’s interior.
The community is known for its agricultural heritage, with extensive farmland and equestrian facilities remaining prominent features of the landscape. Pitt Meadows Airport is a significant regional asset, serving general aviation and flight training operations. Outdoor recreation opportunities include access to hiking trails, fishing on the Pitt River, and various parks that serve the local population. The town centre provides essential services and amenities to residents, while the surrounding areas maintain their rural and semi-rural character, making Pitt Meadows a distinct community within Metro Vancouver’s suburban fringe.