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Many of the most heavily-used map layers and land record products are available for viewing inside your web browser free of charge.
GIS Map Viewer
How to use the GIS Map Viewer:
- Use your mouse wheel to zoom in. As you zoom in, additional map layers including detailed parcels will become visible.
- Choose from a variety of base maps from the upper right drop-down boxes including aerial photography from various years, streets and parcels, and environmental map layers such as topography and wetlands.
- Using the "layers" list in the upper left, you can overlay additional map layers including voting information, administrative boundaries, and flood mapping.
- The "Search" button allows you to enter a Parcel ID, Address, Landmark. The map will zoom to the results of your query.
- With the "Identify" button, you first choose a map layer to identify (parcels are the default but you can choose others using the drop-down list). Then, simply click on the map to bring up additional information about the map feature you clicked on.
- With "Measure" you can measure distance (the default) or choose to measure Area (in square footage and acreage) or click the map to get coordinates (in County Coordinates and Lat-Lon).
- Printing allows you to choose between 8.5" x 11" or 11" x 17" page sizes, portrait or landscape. You can export your print to PDF or other graphic, or send directly to your printer.
- The "Tools" button in the far-upper right has additional functions that you will find useful.
Parcel CAD drawings in DWF format
Basic instructions on how to use the Parcel CAD drawings are provided when you click the above link. |
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