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What is GIS: A Geographic Information System (GIS) is a technology for the organization, analysis, and dissemination of spatial data. Commonly thought of as a fancy term for making maps, GIS goes much farther. It also allows for advanced organization, processing, data mining, and interpolation to seek meaning and relationships in geographic data.
Who is the GIS Division: The City of Auburn's GIS, a Division of the Information Technology Department, is responsible for the maintenance and distribution of geographic (GIS) data to decision makers and data analysts across the city. They also provide the public with access via web-based interactive maps and other resource from the menu on the left.

Date News item
10/01/2009 New map application!
Street Routing Map added to Interactive Maps
09/01/2009 GIS/ Map requests have been centralized with all City Public Records Requests
05/28/2009 New data application!
Live Metadata Viewer added to our GIS Data page
11/01/2008 Water Features updated on the General Map
10/01/2008 Contours & Structures updated on the General Map
For more information, please contact us at webit@auburnalabama.org