Toronto Metro Map vs Mission Control System

Explore Toronto with an interactive transit map, route planner and practical city guide. Toronto Subway Map helps residents and visitors navigate the city by subway, LRT, streetcar, bus, regional train and ferry. View routes on an interactive map, choose stations, compare transport options and find useful places near major stops. FEATURES • Subway lines 1, 2 and 4 • LRT lines 5 Eglinton and 6 Finch West • TTC streetcar routes • Local, express, Blue Night and airport buses • Interactive map with route and station selection • Route planner with transport filters • Directions, branches, stops and transfer points • GO Train corridors and UP Express connections • Toronto Island and Billy Bishop ferry routes • Station information and nearby attractions • Museums, parks, markets, stadiums and neighbourhood guides • Quick links to locations in Apple Maps • Toronto travel information and visitor essentials Select a station to see its lines, connections and nearby places. Use it as the starting point or destination for a planned journey. Separate transport filters make it easy to view the entire network or focus on subway, LRT, buses, streetcars, regional trains or ferries. The bundled transit database allows the route planner and network information to remain available without downloading schedules each time. Operator schedules and service changes should always be confirmed before travelling. Toronto Subway Map is an independent travel application and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Toronto Transit Commission, Metrolinx, GO Transit, UP Express or the City of Toronto.

Mission Control is the official companion app for a live expedition tracking and satellite communications. Follow the journey in real time: • Live GPS position on an interactive map, updated automatically as new points arrive from the field. • The full route travelled so far, so you can see exactly where the expedition has been. • Field dispatches — short messages sent from the satellite device along the way. • Current weather at the expedition's location. The app opens with a fast native launch screen, connects to the tracking service, and shows a clear, branded offline screen with a Retry button whenever the connection drops — so you always know whether you're seeing live data. Because the tracker is a real, self-hosted service, the map and messages update on their own — no need to refresh or reinstall. Mission Control is free, contains no advertising, and does not sell your data.