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| NYCityMap  New York City government began using computer mapping in the late 1970s. Since then, DoITT's GIS unit has established a robust and versatile City basemap, with geo-referenced dated and associated tools called, NYCmap. This tool supports the online application NYCityMap, which provides the City's wealth of GIS information to the public, and also allows other city agencies to leverage this data to support City operations, analysis, policy making, and public safety.In addition to indicating the specific building requested, users can select additional icons to add to the map such as schools, day care centers, senior centers, libraries, hospitals and more as well as links to Web sites for these facilities. This page is also a single access point to many of the location-based applications on NYC.gov such as online property, building, census, statistics and safety information for New York City.  Visit the NYCityMap | |
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| NYC Citywide GIS Data As a service to the public, DoITT GIS has and will continue to make much of its data available for download. The data can be downloaded from the NYC OpenData site following the link below. See what GIS data is available at NYC Open Data | |
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| GIS in the News Above the Past Aerial NYC Map Adds More Historic Photos, Remains Awesome A Transforming City Seen from Above Interactive NYC: With New York's Digital Map Application, In-Depth Data is Just a Few Clicks Away City Planning's New Web Application—ZoLa—is One Stop Shop for Zoning Information On the Map: As interactive software catches on, the city invites the public to play | |
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