Marin Map Viewer
HTML  5 version View more than 100 map layers including property boundaries, hazards, jurisdictions and natural features. Query by address or Assessor Parcel Number.  Print maps.  Best viewed using current versions of Internet Explorer, FireFox and Google Chrome.  Also runs in smart phone and tablet browsers!

FEMA Flood Information
Enter Assessor parcel number (found on your property tax bill) or street address to view FEMA flood maps as well as any nearby properties that have been removed from FEMA’s flood hazard zones via a successful Letter of Map Change.

Urban Wildland Interface
Displays areas that are within the Wildland Interface Area where  Fuel Reduction requirements will apply.
Cal Fire Information

Road Moratorium
View streets that have prohibitions on planned excavations for a specified time, typically five years.

LAFCO Approved Districts
LAFCO = Local Agency Formation Commission.
View city and special district boundaries with a focus on changes to those boundaries. Linked to the map entities is access to the official agency documents relating to formation, addition, removal and dissolution of agency boundaries.

Ortho Aerial Image Download
This application is used to download Orthographic Imagery from 2004, 2011 or 2014.  It allows you to clip or Export a Map to a downloadable image file OR include georeference data to import the image into  a mapping program.

Street lights
View street light locations.  Marin General Services Authority contracts with DC Electric Group for streetlight maintenance. Report outages to DC Electric using the application.

Benchmarks
Local benchmarks denoting elevation plus National Geodetic Survey geodetic control stations that provide a base of reference for latitude, longitude and height throughout the United States.

Marin GeoHUB
GIS Data Portal This site provides access to all of County of Marin's published open (GIS) data. You can view it, map it, style it, chart it, download it or share it

Transportation Authority Traffic Counts
Transportation Authority traffic counts for freeway ramps and selected road segments (some of which are in TAM’s Congestion Management Plan).