L7P postal code
Brant Hills · Tyandaga · Mountainside — Burlington, Halton Region
- City / town
- Burlington
- Region
- Halton Region
- Population (2021)
- 29,777
- Homes
- 11,060
- Land area
- 78.3 km²
- People per km²
- 380
Where is L7P?
L7P is a postal code area (the first three characters of a postal code, called a forward sortation area) in Burlington, Halton Region. It covers Brant Hills, Tyandaga and Mountainside. Its edges roughly follow Hamilton border / Milburough Town Line on the west, Guelph on the east, No 1 Side Rd / Britannia Rd on the north and 403 on the south.
Main roads through L7P: Hwy 407, Queen Elizabeth Way, Hwy 6, Hwy 403, Dundas St, Plains Rd, King Rd and Guelph Line.
Burlington is L7L–L7T.
What's in L7P
Attractions & landmarks
13 schools are in L7P.
Neighbouring postal codes
Other Burlington postal codes
- L7LCorporate, Elizabeth Gardens
- L7MAlton Village
- L7NDynes, Roseland
- L7RDowntown
- L7SMaple
- L7TAldershot Central
About L7P
What area is L7P?
L7P covers Brant Hills, Tyandaga and Mountainside in Burlington, Halton Region. Its edges roughly follow Hamilton border / Milburough Town Line on the west, Guelph on the east, No 1 Side Rd / Britannia Rd on the north and 403 on the south.
What is the population of L7P?
29,777 people lived in L7P at the 2021 Census, in 11,060 homes, about 380 people per square kilometre.
Is L7P in Burlington?
Yes. L7P is in Burlington, part of Halton Region.
Which postal codes border L7P?
L0P, L6H, L7M, L7N, L7R, L7S, L7T and L9E.