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GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS)

GIS RESOURCES WEBSITE:

TCRPC's geographic information system (GIS) website is a system for storing and displaying many different kinds of data on a single map, allowing the area's citizens, municipalities, businesses and organizations to explore the unique features of Dauphin and Perry counties.

Some of the data includes:

  • a parcel locator with address search tool;

  • transportation maps and layers for Cumberland, Dauphin and Perry counties;

  • community facilities like municipal offices, fire departments, senior centers, hospitals and schools;

  • recreation sites like parks, playgrounds, trails, state game lands and forests;

  • growth and land use maps;

  • zoning maps for individual municipalities;

  • hydrology and soils maps, including streams, watersheds, farmlands, agricultural easements and security areas;

  • development activity maps for Dauphin and Perry counties, including planned growth areas;

  • and municipal contact information for the entire Tri-County area.​

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ABOUT GIS SYSTEMS:

A geographic information system (GIS) is a computer system for capturing, storing and displaying many different kinds of data on a single map.

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For example, it can combine data about a community's housing density, traffic patterns, schools and public transportation. Or, it can display information about farms, factories, power lines, wetlands and wildlife.

Virtually any combination of data can be collected on a GIS map, making it easier for planners and local officials to study the relationship between all of the issues, analyze their patterns and trends, and then make informed decisions on behalf of citizens.

The resources below may help you find the GIS information you need.

 

Note: TCRPC can't guarantee the accuracy of data from external sources. Please use it at your own discretion.

Questions? Please email us or call (717) 234-2639.

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COUNTY PROPERTY / PARCEL VIEWERS:

Counties in the region provide their own map applications for property and tax parcel data. They also provide GIS services:

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