Map Layers

Built-In GIS Map Layers For Smarter Site Decisions

Public Data, Right Next To Your Sites

Turn layers on and off from the Layers tab to add public data from federal, state and county sources to your map. Information that used to take hours of research across agency websites is now one click away, right next to your own sites and projects. Each layer links to its official source for more detail.

Land And Property

  • Property Lines. See parcel boundaries around your sites, so you can confirm what land you are working on before you design, lease or build. Coverage comes from county data and keeps growing.
  • County Borders. Know at a glance which county, and which permitting office, a site falls under.
  • BLM (PLSS) Township And Section. Public Land Survey System townships and sections for legal descriptions and survey work.
  • BLM Land Use And Rights-Of-Way. Bureau of Land Management rights-of-way and land use cases, so you can spot existing grants and encumbrances early.
  • BLM Corners And Special Surveys. Survey corners and special surveys for California projects.
  • Federal And Tribal Land. Land managed by BLM, the Forest Service, the Park Service, DoD and others, plus tribal reservations and trust land, where extra approvals may apply.
  • NGS Benchmarks And Control Points. National Geodetic Survey control points near your site to support surveyors and accurate elevations.

Environment And Permitting

  • FEMA Flood Zones. Check flood hazard areas before you commit to a site, and plan for elevation, insurance and permitting needs.
  • USFWS National Wetlands Inventory. Spot mapped wetlands that could trigger environmental review or limit where you can build.
  • EPA Superfund Sites. Find nearby contaminated sites that may affect due diligence, ground disturbance or property value.
  • EPA Watershed Boundaries. See which watershed a site drains to, which helps with stormwater and environmental planning.
  • USA Parks. National, state, county and local parks and forests near your project.

Infrastructure And Airspace

  • FCC Antenna Structure Registrations. Registered towers with their height and structure details, useful for siting, colocation and interference checks.
  • FAA Class D Airspace. Controlled airspace around airports, so you can flag height limits and FAA filings early for towers, cranes and drone work.
  • Power Lines, Substations, Water Towers And Pipelines. Utility infrastructure around a site, useful for power availability, setbacks and safety planning.
  • North American Rail Network. Rail lines and crossings that affect access, setbacks and construction logistics.
  • U.S. Wind Turbine Database. Existing wind turbines and their details, for renewable energy planning and clearance checks.

Terrain And Community

  • USGS Topographic. Classic USGS topo maps with contours, for terrain, access roads and drainage at a glance.
  • Cities And Census Places With Population. City and census place boundaries with population, for market sizing and coverage planning.
  • Public Housing Buildings (HUD). HUD public housing locations, useful for community programs, outreach and service coverage.

Need a layer that isn't here?

The layer library keeps growing, and more layers can be added for your business. Tell us what data your team relies on and we'll look at adding it.