List of Major Lots Operated By The TPA
- Charles/Hayden Garage, Carpark #1, 430 Spaces
- Wellesley St. Lot, Carpark #5, 133 Spaces
- Rosehill Garage, Carpark #11, 545 Spaces
- Alvin Ave. Lot, Carpark #12, 166 Spaces
- St. Clair Garage, Carpark #13, 250 Spaces
- Yorkville/Cumberland Garage, Carpark #15, 1036 Spaces
- Queen/Victoria Garage, Carpark #26, 650 Spaces; rebuilt from original lot - first municipal parking garage in 1956
- Holly/Dunfield Garage, Carpark #29, 460 Spaces
- Air Canada Centre Lot, Carpark #32, 330 Spaces
- Dundas Square Garage, Carpark #34, 270 Spaces
- 40 Larch Street Garage, Carpark #150, 357 Spaces
- City Hall Parking Garage, Carpark #36, 2086 Spaces with total 2,400 (used by City of Toronto for municipal fleet) is one of the world's largest underground garage
- Castlefield Ave. Lot, Carpark #39, 133 Spaces
- St. Lawrence Garage, Carpark #43, 2008 Spaces
- Roehampton Ave. Lot, Carpark #49, 126 Spaces
- University Ave. Garage, Carpark #52, 323 Spaces
- Bloor/Bedford Garage, Carpark #58, 399 Spaces
- Kensington Market Garage, Carpark #68, 450 Spaces
- Larch St. Garage, 357 Spaces
- St. Clair/Yonge Garage, 173 Spaces
- Dragon City Garage, Carpark #163, 129 Spaces
- Yorkville Lot, Carpark #215, 175 Spaces
- Beecroft Garage, Carpark #404, 401 Spaces
- Beecroft Lot, Carpark #410, 173 Spaces
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