Geographic Information Services

Services We Provide	Interactive GIS Web Maps	Floodplain and Drainage
Floodplain Determination Building Site Review Drainage Review Address Management		Floodplain Management Page Drainage Management Page
County Data: GIS Data Use Licensing Data Requests County Street Names List	Planning & Zoning Maps: 2013 Planning Map 2009 Official Zoning Map City Platting Authority CAFO - Fisheries Setbacks Benchmarks	Flood Maps: Floodplain FIRM Panel Numbers Watersheds Drainage Districts Northern Lincoln Floodplain
Links: Sioux Falls GIS Data FEMA Flood Maps NWI Wetland Mapper USDA Soil Survey SD Geological Survey SD DENR SD Corps of Engineers	Election Maps: Sioux Falls Precincts Sioux Falls Polling Places Countywide Precincts Legislative Districts Commissioner Districts School Districts Subdivision Road Districts	Other Maps: County Roads County Road Spring Limits County Road Right of Ways Townships Ambulance Districts Fire Districts Zip Codes

Contact Information
Jon Peters, Director Tucker Halverson, Analyst		The GIS Office is located on the second floor of the county courthouse. Business hours are 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday.
Lincoln County GIS 104 N Main Street Suite 240 Canton, SD 57013-1708	Email Us 605-764-0101

Development of Lincoln County's Geographic Information System (GIS) began in 2002 to provide spatial integration to county records for easier accessibility. The Geographic Information System uses computer technology to correlate a physical location or area with other information or county records. This information can then be accessed either on a map or by computer viewer to give a better understanding of its makeup and relationships. Our GIS includes many layers of data including: parcels, addresses, roads, land use, and flood plains, together with boundaries of municipalities, aerial photography and topography. School districts, fire districts, voting precincts and legislative districts are also able to be utilized together in the GIS. The GIS involves operations which can combine these spatial datasets to display relationships and provide information in the form of dynamic maps, reports and internet interfaces. GIS technology provides a valuable tool to assist in implementing the comprehensive plan, administer the zoning ordinance and floodplain regulations, integrate land records and assist emergency personnel.

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Date Created: 03/09/2009 04:16 PM
Date Last Changed: 05/03/2013 12:54 PM