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February 01, 2007

County releases web-based GIS application

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It appears Albemarle County has released to the public their new Geographic Information System website (GIS-Web).  This is an amazing new tool for taxpayers, developers, builders, the media, realtors, non-profits, well everyone interested in Albemarle County.

"The County of Albemarle's GIS-Web provides access to County map and tabular data from various departments.  Through this system, you can query for property information, view maps of selected properties, generate hard copy map products, and much more. "

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To preview more examples of what some of the maps and photos look like, checkout my preview of the site from last October.

Brian Wheeler

Posted at 03:25 PM on February 1, 2007 by cvilletomorrow in Website | Permalink


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