Historical Mapping Project
Happy Valley-Goose Bay: "A Look Through Time"
This is the Town’s Historical Mapping project. We aim to deliver a fun and interesting look into the town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay’s past.
Fire Hydrants in Happy Valley-Goose Bay
Adopt-A-Hydrant program is back for winter 2019 / 2020. The idea remains very simple; residents can adopt a particular Hydrant (or Hydrants) and commit to keeping it clear throughout the winter months. Did you know that in the Town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay, there are a total of 390 Fire Hydrants?
Recreation in Happy Valley-Goose Bay
Learn more about the various Parks, Green Spaces, Walking Trails, Birch Island Boardwalk, and Grand River Snowmobile Club Groomed Trails. The interactive Map will allow residents to provide feedback if there is an issue with any of the facilities maintained by the Department of Community Services and Recreation. This feedback will go directly to the Director of Community Services and Recreation so the Department can deal with issues accordingly.
Muskrat Falls Dam Breach Scenario Maps
This is the potential scenario for when the project is fully completed and shows the maximum damage. These maps show the maximum flood levels based on two scenarios – i) Fair Weather and ii) Probable Maximum Flood (PMF). Fair Weather scenario is flooding from a breach under normal circumstances. PMF scenario is flooding from a breach under the largest conceivable flood estimated from maximum precipitation and/or snow melt.
Muskrat Falls Dam Breach Scenario: Winter Headpond Failure Maps
Five maps showing the potential scenario of a dam breach from the first phase of flooding (25% flooding).
Happy Valley-Goose Bay Webmap
Use this interactive webmap to explore the Town’s development zones, noise exposure forecast contours and civic addresses. It’s also useful to inform, guide and plan development projects!
Visitors Information Map
This map provides location info for a wide variety of businesses and locations in the town.