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Integrated Land & Resource Registry (ILRR)

Last updated on February 9, 2024

The Integrated Land & Resource Registry (ILRR) is the authoritative resource registry under the Land Act for a single source of reliable information on B.C. Crown land legal interests and land status. It also has information on land and resource restrictions and reservations, and locations of private land.

You can use the ILRR to:

  • Quickly generate queries, maps and reports
  • Compare interests from different source databases in a singular format
  • Enables clients to determine the current status of Crown and private land
  • Get email notifications if something changes in a specific area of interest
  • Support land use planning and treaty negotiations
  • Identify potential land use conflicts between different resource interests

Launch Application

Access the Integrated Land & Resource Registry. A BCeID or an IDIR is required.

New Application  Release - May 17, 2023

ILRR 9.2 includes some new, specialized reports.

Instructions on how to log in to the ILRR application:

  1. Open the Integrated Land & Resource Registry (ILRR).
  2. At the welcome page, choose your level of access:
    • Public User (requires Basic BCeID)
    • External Business User (requires Business BCeID)
    • Internal Government User (requires IDIR)
  3. Log in with your BCeID or IDIR and password.
  4. Guest Users must accept the ILRR Terms & Conditions of Use before using the ILRR Map Viewer. External Business Users and Internal Government Users have full access to the ILRR Main Menu.

Instructions on how to use ILRR tools and functions to query data:

Data

The ILRR is a consolidation of tenures, rights and interests, electronically captured and output in a consistent and credible format. Data is visually represented on a map and accessible via self-service using a standard web browser. The registry contains:

  • Crown land parcel data
  • Private land parcel data (where available)
  • Administrative boundaries
  • Base map data

The ILRR is current and up-to-date. Land and resource data is refreshed every 30 minutes. Some interests that change less frequently are bulk-loaded on a scheduled basis.

There are no fees associated with using the ILRR. Users have free access to view provincial natural resource sector data. However, digital spatial information cannot be downloaded directly from the ILRR. Users may obtain digital data, including base maps, survey fabric and metadata, from other government sources:

  • DataBC for spatial and attribute data
  • Base Map Online Store for base map data and images
  • GATOR for Crown land and survey information
  • myLTSA for private land information

Interests

Learn about registered interests in the ILRR, and what to do when interests are in conflict:

Requirements

The ILRR is available to:

  • General public with a Basic BCeID (limited access)
  • Businesses & Organizations with a Business BCeID (full access)
  • B.C. Government with an IDIR (full access)

Ensure that you have proper credentials before accessing the ILRR. Learn more about requirements for each level of access:

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Public Users

Any individual can apply for a free Basic BCeID account. A Basic BCeID provides access to the ILRR Map Viewer only. A Basic BCeID does not provide access to ILRR query tools or reports.

 

External Business Users

Businesses and organizations that wish to access the full functionality of the ILRR must apply for a Business BCeID. Individuals may not apply for a Business BCeID. A Business BCeID provides access to all ILRR functionality, including query tools and reports.

 

Internal Government Users

B.C. Government employees can use their IDIR account and password to log in to the ILRR and access full ILRR functionality, including query tools and reports.

Additionally, government users with a valid business reason can apply for access to sensitive records by filling out the form below:

Access to personal and sensitive records will be restricted in compliance with the Freedom of Information & Protection of Privacy Act.

 

Application Requirements

BCeID is a credential that enables individuals and organizations to securely access online government services and is needed to access the ILRR.

There are three different levels of access to the ILRR, for more information on what level you need, visit the Requirments section of this page.

The Natural Resource Sector Business Service Desk provides support for geospatial applications and services related to natural resources.

Experienced staff are available to respond to questions by phone or email. All queries are tracked and kept open until a satisfactory outcome has been reached.

By phone:

  • Within Victoria: 250 952-6801
  • Toll free within B.C.: 1 866 952-6801

By email:

Hours of operation are Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.

 

The ILRR is created and maintained by GeoBC.