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GIS Maps Online
How to Contact
GIS Maps Online
525 Telfair St, 3rd floor
Augusta, Georgia 30901
Phone: (706) 821-2864
Fax: (706) 821-2530
Related Sites
Augusta
Geographic Information System
Geographic Information System
The Augusta Geographic Information System Department strives to efficiently and effectively provide automated mapping, geographical analysis, and GIS technical support to Augusta GIS Users, county departments. We now have an on-line GIS mapping application free to the public. You will be able to create maps using our available data layers, view property card information, and also print maps and property cards to your printer.
GIS Maps Online
Welcome to the City of Augusta's interactive GIS mapping website. This site will allow you to search, view, measure, print and compare property information.
Please note that the server will be down for maintenance between 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.
You must have Internet Explorer 6 or better for this application to work.
Maps For Download
Standard maps of the County are now available for the Public to view and download, formatted in JPEG and PDF files. We hope the public will find the following maps useful for visualizing information about our great area. For an interactive experience with maps visit our .
GIS Newsletter
In
the months to come we will kick off several exciting GIS Meetings. We welcome
you to join us in identifying solutions to geographical data needs in our
great City!
This newsletter will be a means of sharing information about current IT-GIS Projects. We will highlight success stories, share obstacles, and provide status reports on new and existing datasets.
Our goal is to inspire departmental level GIS personnel to help us improve our data and strive for a “GIS Enterprise Database” that will benefit us all.
