• 17.6m cubic yards of fill used to create 297 acres of additional land around existing islands in the St. Lawrence River.
• Expo-Express transit system carried 44 million people during exhibition.
• There were 39 restaurants and 66 snack bars.
  
• There were 800 employees in the Amusement Park.
• Largest single day crowd of 530,000 on April 30.
• 30 day transit strike in late Sept. halted city buses and new Metro system and is said to have caused loss of a potential 5 million in attedance.
• Expo 67 innovations, introduction of passport ticket.
• Canada's travel dollars reached a peak of $1.25 billion in 1967. 
• Buckminster Fuller's gigantic geodesic dome structure that was the U.S. Pavilion, complete with a monorail running directly through it, was destroyed by fire on May 20, 1976.

Art Gallery, Dupont of Canada Auditorium, Man the Producer, Labrynth, Resources for Man, Man & His Health, Garden of Sculpture, Progress, Man in the Community, Man the Explorer, Man in Control, Photography & Individual Design Pavilion, Man and Life, Man the Provider, Man, his Planet & Space, Man and the Ocean, Man & the Polar Regions.

Plazas
 Rapids Plaza, International Nickel Plaza, Esplanada, Africa Place, Theatre Plaza, Place de Nations, Asbestos Plaza, Plaza de las Americas, Engineers Plaza, Plaza of the Universe, Landing Plaza, Transportation Plaza.

Park Area
Habitat Park, Helene de Champlain Park, Parque del Retiro, Seaward Point, Notre Dame Park, Harbor Point, Rest Garden

1. Bavarian Restaurant-Carrefour International
   
2. USSR Pavilion Restaurant
   
3. Canadian Pavilion Restaurant
   
4. Czechoslovakia Pavilion Restaurant
   
5. Canadian Brewer's Pavilion Restaurant
   
6. West Germany Pavilion Restaurant
   
7. St. Hubert BarBQ - Theme Pavilion
   
8. Scandinavian Pavilion Restaurant
   
9. Ontario Pavilion Restaurant
   
10. Raphael 67 - Theme Pavilion

1. Telephone 18%
   
2. USSR 13%
   
3. Czechoslovakia 9%
   
4. United Kingdom 8%
   
5. United States 8%
   
6. Theme Pavilions. 8%
7. France 6%
8. Canada 6%.