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By clicking on any of the links below you have read and
agree to the disclaimer. For Windows users, Microsoft Internet
Explorer 6.0 and above plus Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. The
Macintosh platform is not supported.
Map sites display properly at screen
resolutions 1280 by 800 or higher. If parts of the map are not
displaying your screen resolution is probably too low e.g., 800 x 600.
Popup blockers must be turned off for the sites to
function.


The next three links below take you to the
same website but with
different "map
services". Once
there you can toggle
between the map
services using the pull-down menu below
the map.
Learn more here.
Parcel
Map - Get parcel
information including
zoning, assessor data,
and elevations.
Critical Areas - View critical area (environmentally sensitive) layers along with base map data.
Note: Most of
the environmental
layers (e.g.,
wetlands, shoreline,
FEMA, soils, etc.)
were not produced by
Jefferson County.
These layers are at
a scale of 1:24,000
or less and can be
off from 40 feet to
a few hundred feet.
They should only be
considered as a
highly generalized
reference when
zoomed in closer
than 1:24,000 or
when viewed with the
parcel layer.
2000
Census Map - Get
Census 2000 population
figures down to the
block level.
Clickable
County Road Atlas
- View roads
throughout the county
by clicking on the
map.
Map Database -
Searchable database of
approximately 150 maps
in Adobe .pdf format.
Most maps are from
the late 1990s.
Internet Explorer 7+
and Firefox 3+ default
settings may prevent
the xy (lat-long)
coordinates to
display in the
status bar on ArcIMS.
Please make the
following changes on
your browser to
enable this feature:
IE
7:
Tools>Internet
Options>Security>Custom
Level. Scroll
close to the
bottom and
enable the
setting entitled
“Allow status
bar updates via
script" If
the map is
displayed you'll
need to refresh
it to see the
change.
Firefox through ver. 4:
Tools>Options>Content.
Click on the
first “Advanced”
button and check
the box labeled
“Change status
bar text”
Firefox ver. 5 and above:
The default status bar has changed and will not display the coordinates.
There is an add-on that allows the coordinates to display
You can find it here: Status-4-Evar
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