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Wake County GIS provides an interactive map of the county with dozens of layers. We also have special purpose apps, frequently requested PDF maps and customized maps. The data used in making these maps is available for download at the Open Data site.
Wake County GIS and Raleigh GIS developed the iMAPS online interactive mapping application to provide easy access to reliable property information. Users can look up properties by owner name, address, place of interest or intersection and retrieve a variety of maps and property information.
Find Wake County maps and data related to the environment, elections, planning, land use, taxes, public services, roads, addresses and street signs. Access iMAPS, our interactive map developed with the City of Raleigh GIS.
Zoning Maps. These maps are available for your convenience to download and print. If you find any problems with these maps or links, contact us at gis@wake.gov or 919-856-6370. Wake County zoning areas can be seen in iMAPS.
Parcel mapping is a visual representation of the cadastral information from deeds, plats and surveys.
Obtain a copy of a property map. All survey or subdivision maps recorded since 1885 are available online using the Consolidated Real Property Index system free of charge.
Link to information on Wake County's 12 municipalities.
Here you can view maps that have been created by Wake County Planning such as county zoning maps, land use classification maps, general classification maps and area land use plans. Also, you can view many of the maps created by the staff in their research projects.
Wake County GIS provides data, maps and location-based apps for residents, businesses and various county departments. We also exchange and provide data to the City of Raleigh and all the municipalities within our borders.
Voting Precinct and District Maps. These maps are available for your convenience to download and print. If you find any problems with these maps or links, contact us by email at gis@wake.gov or by phone at 919-856-6370.