Service Area Map Generator
Enter any business location in Canada and instantly map your service radius, nearby municipal areas, and Canadian postal areas.
Create your service area
Search a Canadian location and choose your radius.
25-km service area
Areas inside this radius
Based on Statistics Canada 2021 Census digital boundaries. An area is included when its boundary intersects your selected radius.
Municipalities & local areas
Statistics Canada Census Subdivisions (CSDs)
Postal areas (FSA)
First 3 characters of Canadian postal codes
A simple way to understand your Canadian service area
A service area is the geographic region where a business is willing or able to serve customers. For some businesses, that may be a few kilometres around a storefront. For others, it may include several cities, municipalities, or postal areas.
The Numode Service Area Map Generator gives you a quick way to visualize that coverage. Enter a Canadian address, city, or postal code, choose a radius in kilometres, and the tool will map the area around that location. It also identifies nearby municipal areas and Canadian Forward Sortation Areas (FSAs) that intersect the selected radius.
How to use the service area map
You can create a useful coverage map in just a few steps.
Search your location
Enter a Canadian street address, city, or postal code and select the correct location from the suggestions.
Choose a radius
Select one of the preset distances or enter a custom service radius in kilometres.
Review your coverage
The map displays the selected radius and calculates its diameter and approximate geographic area.
Use the results
Review municipal areas and FSAs, copy the information, create a shareable link, or download the available results as a CSV.
What is an FSA?
Canadian postal codes contain six characters. The first three characters identify a broader geographic area called a Forward Sortation Area, or FSA.
For example, a postal code such as V3M 5B6 belongs to the V3M FSA.
FSAs can be useful when planning delivery zones, advertising territories, sales regions, field service areas, or simply understanding which parts of a community may fall inside a chosen radius.
The first three characters represent the FSA.
What does the radius actually mean?
A radius map and a driving-distance map are not the same thing.
Straight-line radius
The circle on this tool measures geographic distance outward from the selected point. A 25 km radius means every point on the edge of the circle is approximately 25 km from the centre as the crow flies.
Actual travel distance
Roads rarely follow a perfectly straight line. Bridges, mountains, waterways, traffic patterns, ferry routes, and road networks can make an actual trip considerably longer than the radius shown on the map.
Use the radius as a planning and visualization tool. If your business charges customers based on travel time or road distance, confirm the actual route separately before quoting or committing to service.
Who can use a service area map?
Any business that serves customers across a geographic territory can use a radius map as a practical planning tool.
Delivery & courier
Visualize local delivery zones or the area surrounding a dispatch point.
Home services
Useful for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, cleaning, roofing, landscaping, and other mobile services.
Sales territories
Get a quick picture of communities and postal areas around a sales location.
Local marketing
Compare geographic coverage when planning campaigns, landing pages, or regional promotions.
Field service teams
Understand the approximate area technicians or mobile teams may need to cover.
Small businesses
Create a clearer service boundary before publishing your coverage information for customers.
Why we built this free tool
Service-area information is often scattered across maps, postal references, spreadsheets, and individual city pages. We built this tool to bring the most useful pieces together in one simple place and make geographic coverage easier to visualize, copy, and share.