The bounds of the Fort York National Historic Site were approved by the Government of Canada in 2003 after being defined more loosely for decades. It contains 41 acres (16.6 ha.) inside and outside the Old Fort, and a further 2 acres in Victoria Memorial Square at Niagara and Portland Streets. The main portion of the site coincides with the Heritage Conservation District, as designated by Toronto City Council, and with the Registered Archaeological Site recognized by the Ontario Minister of Culture.
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Fort York National Historic Site, September 2003
Toronto Works & Emergency Services. Drawn: WS.
Image courtesy Works & Emergency Services/Survey and Mapping Services, City of Toronto
Map No. 49G-12, 49G-13, 49G-22, 49G-23, 50G-11. GOG-21
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2012 DTAH/Wyma: Fort York National Historic Site Rehabilitation—Concept Site Plan
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