Lincoln
121 placesThe west side toward the Coquitlam River: mid-century residential streets, school grounds, and the small commercial pockets that serve them.
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Where things are
Port Coquitlam neighbourhoods
What each part of the city is actually like, and which businesses are in it.
Port Coquitlam is not one place. A morning on a farm road out west and an afternoon on the Vedder Road 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.
Central
33 placesPoCo's downtown: the Shaughnessy Street heritage strip, the blocks around City Hall and Prairie Avenue, and the residential streets that run down toward Lions Park and th...
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Glenwood
29 placesThe south-central streets between the rail corridor and the lowland toward the Fraser, a quiet residential pocket with its own local shops.
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Coquitlam River
23 placesThe river-side lands along the west edge of the city: Lions Park, the Traboulay Trail's riverfront sections, and the low ground running down to where the Coquitlam meets...
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Mary Hill
3 placesThe north bench of the city: residential streets above the rail corridor, the Mary Hill Bypass commercial strip, light industry, and Gates Park at its eastern edge.
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Not based here, but working here
Some trades and services cover Port Coquitlam without being based in it, so they do not belong to any one neighbourhood. They have their own page.