GIS Planning provides a series of map layers that are available to all clients. By default we enable all layers however any can be removed or replaced with any alternate data that is provided. These layers and sources are:
Broadband (Updated November, 2019)
Source: Federal Communications Commission
Layers Included:
- Cable
- DSL
- Fiber
- Fixed Wireless
- Other Copper Wire (nonDSL)
- Satellite
Energy (Updated August, 2020)
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Electric Transmission Lines)
Layers Included:
- Coal Mines
- Crude Oil Pipelines
- Crude Oil Terminals
- Electric Transmission Lines
- Ethylene Crackers
- Liquified Natural Gas Import/Export Terminals
- Natural Gas Market Hubs
- Natural Gas Processing Plants
- Natural Gas Underground Storage Facilities
- Petroleum Product Pipelines
- Petroleum Product Terminals
- Petroleum Refineries
- Power Plants - Non Renewable
- Power Plants - Renewable
Environmental
Layers Included:
- Flood Zones (Updated June, 2018)
- Wetlands (Updated May, 2018)
Geography
Source: US Census
Layers Included:
- Incorporated Places (Cities)
- Census Designated Places (Towns)
- Townships
- Counties
- Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA)
- Census Tracts
Incentives
Layers Included:
- HUB Zones (Updated December, 2017)
- Source: US Small Business Administration
- New Market Tax Credit Eligibility (Updated December, 2017)
- Opportunity Zones (Updated December, 2018)
Points of Interest
Source: InfoGroup
Layers Included:
- Hospitals
Post-Secondary Education (Updated October, 2020)
Source: National Center of Education Statistics (NCES)
Layers Included:
- Technical Schools
- Universities
Transportation
Source: US Department of Transportation
Layers Included:
- Airports - Commercial
- Airports - Public Use
- Ports
- Railroads - All
- Railroads - Passenger