Knowledge Base

The City of Georgetown utilizes a Geographic Information System (GIS) to analyze and visualize geographic data, offering a detailed understanding of the city's features such as roads, property lines, and more. GIS technology helps in making informed decisions by mapping out various aspects of the city's landscape.

Interactive Maps

Key Features of Georgetown’s GIS and Interactive Maps:

• Interactive Map Viewers: These maps allow citizens to explore Georgetown's geographic data interactively. You can zoom in, click on specific areas, and view detailed information.
  
  
• User-Friendly: The maps are designed to be easy to use, even for those with no GIS experience. This makes it accessible for anyone wanting to learn more about the city’s layout and features.
  
  
• Wealth of Information: The GIS system includes a wide range of geographic data, such as:

These tools empower residents, businesses, and city planners by providing crucial geographic insights that aid in everything from urban planning to personal decision-making. Whether you need to check property boundaries or get a sense of the city’s infrastructure, the interactive GIS maps are a valuable resource!

Additional Resources

• Open Records: Public Information Center