Cheakamus Maps One Transit Stop Point

Key facts and reporting periods

Market summary

Cheakamus features one mapped transit stop, Tantalus at Cheakamus (SB). This single point is the only direct amenity recorded for the area.

Central finding

Cheakamus contains one mapped transit stop, Tantalus at Cheakamus (SB), within its neighbourhood boundary. Sources: [Tantalus at Cheakamus (SB)]

Transit Presence in Cheakamus

Cheakamus includes one mapped transit stop named Tantalus at Cheakamus (SB) according to the OpenStreetMap Overpass API. This point is categorized as a TransitStop with a match confidence of 0.83. The record identifies the specific location within the neighbourhood boundary without detailing surrounding infrastructure.

The mapping confirms the physical presence of this transit node in Cheakamus. It does not provide information on service schedules, passenger volume, or connection to other routes. The data serves as a baseline for identifying fixed points of public transport access in the area based on current geographic records available through the source dataset. Sources: [Tantalus at Cheakamus (SB)]

The strongest counter-case

The single mapped point does not establish service frequency, route coverage, or broader connectivity for residents. Sources: [Tantalus at Cheakamus (SB)]

City market context

From the Squamish market article, 11 October 2026:

Squamish detached home sales fell to four units in October 2026, yet average prices climbed to $1,662,250. The market remains a buyer's environment with limited inventory. Squamish detached home sales slowed to four units in October 2026, while average prices rose to $1,662,250, indicating a thin but firm market.