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The largest municipality in the great victory, said Saanich has a population of about 110,000. Saanich is located north of Victoria, a mixture of suburban and rural area. If Europeans to the area in the mid-nineteenth century began to clear forests and farms, to supply the growing population of Victoria, Australia. Many of the heritage structures, farms, churches and other buildings of the time. More information about Saanich, please see the story in the history fan site Saanich. Hoy District, Saanich has many neighborhoods and a variety of housing styles of apartments, condos and multifamily dwellings to single family homes all sizes, styles and values.

There are neighborhoods of modest family s upscale neighborhoods as well as characteristics of living in the country. With about 18 km of ocean and several freshwater lakes, many docks and view properties of water. Some of the largest districts with small postwar cabinets are in the process of restoration and is the latest small homes housing replaced old. Within Saanich border is politically subdivided into 35 different neighborhoods, some of the most important are: · East and West Saanich · Royal oak, · Lieutenant Commander · Perspective · Elk and Beaver Lakes · Tillicum · Throat · Cordova Bay · Mount Doug and • Gordon head. some are bright field, while others are solid and there are suburbs that many of the properties available for people who want to buy a house in Saanich can certainly find something they appropriate. The University of Victoria is on the borders of Saanich and Oak Bay and two large campuses Camosun College, Lansdowne Campus and long distance original campus also located here.

Astrophysical Observatory domain, a central site for astronomical study Observatory Hill in West Saanich Road is are various recreational facilities within the community including: place of Saanich Commonwealth chief Gordon recreation center, r. g. Pearkes recreation center and recreation center in Cedar Hill. Options for outdoor activities abound as well, Saanich is a large number of parks, such as:

• Nature Reserve Hill Swan Lake and Christmas; · Mount Doug Park, · Elk and Beaver Lake Regional Park and

• Goose Loch galloping and side trails. Saanich is maintained by its own police force and fire access to municipal water systems and sewerage most areas. May wells and septic tanks and fields left some rural properties.

The city offers garbage collection every two weeks and collected recyclable provides regional district (CRD) of the capital. Saanich is a popular place for life by the temperate climate and access to facilities. Employment opportunities are many and varied, as options for post secondary education.

Warm, dry summers and winters that see very little snow or ice means they can continue Saanich residents outdoor activities throughout the year. The beautiful city of Victoria is next door, and there is little that a person can be in the big Victoria or Saanich.