STREET ATLAS
Choose a district.
Then read its streets.
The Core Zone contains 1,894 historic buildings arranged along four main streets and their cross streets. These six districts make the city easier to explore; they are property-search routes, not new official planning boundaries.
SIX WAYS INTO THE CITY
Choose the part of George Town that fits the plan.
These are buyer-friendly street groupings, not official planning districts. The formal Core and Buffer boundaries remain the authority reference.
Port & Civic Quarter
Weld Quay · Light Street · Beach Street · Bishop Street · Church Street
02Cultural & Religious Spine
Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling · Armenian Street · Acheh Street · Chulia Street · Love Lane
03Traditional Trading Grid
China Street · Market Street · King Street · Bishop Street · Church Street
04Market & Food Streets
Campbell Street · Kimberley Street · Carnarvon Street · Cintra Street · Rope Walk
05Northern Buffer Streets
Muntri Street · Leith Street · Transfer Road · Penang Road
06Southern Heritage Edge
Prangin Road · Carnarvon Street · Malay Street · Victoria Street
INTERACTIVE STREET MAP
See the official zones. Then focus a district.
The light overlays show the approximate Core and Buffer Zones. The six district routes below are for property exploration, not new official boundaries.
Map © OpenStreetMap contributors. Core and Buffer overlays are simplified from official material for orientation; the six districts are editorial property-search routes. Verify each lot against the formal map.
STREET ATLAS
Choose a street. See its zone.
Official material names 13 main streets in the Core Zone. This atlas starts with the streets buyers compare most often and grows as better property information becomes available.
Use this to find a street. Confirm the exact property against the official boundary map.
STREET BY STREET
Even neighbouring streets can work very differently.

Beach Street / Lebuh Pantai
A former trading spine where frontage, loading, upper-floor access and weekday activity deserve close attention.

Armenian & Acheh Streets
A heavily visited cultural quarter where daytime footfall, neighbours, servicing and visitor pressure all shape the building.

Chulia Street & Love Lane
A long, changing corridor where evening activity, accommodation uses, traffic and building condition vary block by block.

Muntri & Campbell Streets
Two distinct streets with intact façades, mixed daily uses and a quieter decision around privacy, access and restoration depth.