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What is iMAP?

What can I do with iMAP?

Custom iMAP development

See also: iMAP Help

NOTE: iMAP requires a high-speed Internet connection.

What is iMAP?

iMAP is an interactive map-making application. It provides online access, via an HTML browser window, to digital map layers in the King County spatial data warehouse. It also links to non-spatial data, such as property information from the King County Department of Assessments (iMAP includes a property search tool).

You the user can customize your map display to show just the information you want to see at the best scale for your chosen purpose. Get started Launch iMAP now

What can I do with iMAP?

• Create, view, and print maps.

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• Explore theme-based sets of map layers, called map sets. More...

• Conduct property searches by parcel number or street address from within any of the countywide map sets. See how...

• Get started Launch iMAP now

Custom iMAP development

The King County GIS Center can develop new custom Map Sets for King County government agencies who wish to encourage and support public access to geospatial information that is relevant to an agency's business and its constituents. The current Map Sets are just a handful of the almost limitless possibilities that iMAP offers for delivering geospatial data.

Contact the King County GIS Center for more information about how to develop a custom Map Set to support your own agency's business and service to the public.

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Revised October 4, 2004