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9 maj 2024 · Greenville County GIS. Welcome to the Greenville County Geographic Information Systems (GIS) homepage. Our mission is to provide accurate and timely geographic information, system access, technical assistance, and related services to meet the needs of County operations.
- GIS Home Page
County functions supported by GIS include real estate tax...
- FAQ
What if I find something wrong with the data in the mapping...
- Contacts
Greenville, SC 29601 www.gcgis.org E-mail:...
- Links
What is GIS? Help. Advanced Internet Mapping System User's...
- Greenville County GIS
Select on Map by buffer distance and select features within...
- Greenville Maps
Welcome to Greenville County Maps online. Disclaimer: Maps...
- Maps
Query, display, and print maps and descriptive information....
- GIS Home Page
Welcome to Greenville County Maps online. Disclaimer: Maps available through this website contain representations of land features compiled from aerial photography, recorded deeds and plats, other public records, and public data.
Query, display, and print maps and descriptive information. Find locations of interest including addresses, real estate, roads, post offices, recycling centers, polling sites, schools, parks, and more. Create and download mailing labels for selected sets of real estate parcels.
Find a wide range of GIS maps and services for Greenville County, SC. Access city, county, urban planning, and zoning maps. Use interactive tools to explore neighborhoods, district boundaries, floodplains, historical maps, and property records.
Greenville GIS provides geographic information system services to the public.
These "open" map layers render information in near real-time from community curated Google Spreadsheets, or via syndicated data from the Greenville County, SC GIS. You may request to contribute to layers by following the specific map page's "Contribute Link".
GIS DATA. The GIS Division maintains over 140 map layers of data for use primarily by our internal customers. Some of the common and nonsensitive layers are available free of charge to the public for a variety of uses.
