Highway 19 & Lantzville Road
At a Glance
Lantzville, British ColumbiaHighway 19 & Lantzville Road
- Area
- Lantzville, British Columbia / Snaw-naw-as and District economic-development access context
- Traffic control
- The provincial Highway 19 corridor study identifies this as an existing three-leg signalized intersection. The provincial opening notice documents the installed vehicle signal and its role in development access. Confirm active vehicle indications on arrival.
- GPS
- 49.250710,-124.074650 (WGS84 intersection reference checked against official corridor and public-map material)
- Weather
- Check the current federal forecast.Environment Canada forecast
- Transit
- Review current Nanaimo Regional Transit routes and schedules before the final approach.BC Transit Nanaimo schedules
- Accessibility
- Review current accessible-transit and handyDART information, then inspect curb ramps, audible or tactile features, crossing phases and the destination entrance on arrival.Nanaimo handyDART
- Parking
- Use only a legal public space shown by current signs; do not use highway shoulders, access lanes or private lots.District land-use and bylaws
- Cycling
- Review the District's current Active Transportation Plan for walking and cycling connections between neighbourhoods, the village core and Nanaimo; inspect the highway crossing on arrival.Active Transportation Plan
- Road access
- Check DriveBC and District notices for current highway and local-road conditions before departure.DriveBC
- North
- Highway 19 continues north toward Nanoose Bay; verify signs and the actual route.
- South
- Highway 19 continues south toward Nanaimo; verify signs and the actual route.
- East
- Lantzville Road continues toward the village core; verify signs and the actual route.
- West
- The intersection's local access continues toward Snaw-naw-as lands and nearby development; verify signs and the actual route.
Where You Are
The two named public roads are Highway 19 and Lantzville Road. The provincial corridor study calls this an existing signalized intersection, while the signal-opening notice links it to growth and Snaw-naw-as economic development. The District's current economic-development page identifies commercial and industrial growth and employment as municipal objectives. This is an access-context description, not a confirmed tenant or entrance.
Final Orientation
Use marked crossings and verify the destination entrance on site. Signal operation, traffic, transit, parking, accessibility and weather conditions can change during the journey.
Sources checked 28 September 2026: Highway 19 Nanaimo–Lantzville Corridor Study, Highway 19 signal opening notice, District economic development, District Active Transportation Plan, Nanaimo Regional Transit. These are official planning, project, map and operating-information sources, not a live signal feed. Confirm the vehicle indications and current road, cycling, parking, accessibility and transit information on arrival.