Maps and GIS

A web experience that allows the user to compare historical College Station imagery with the present day using a slider tool.  This web experience pulls its data from a web map, and the dashboard pulls its information from GIS3.

Tags: Historical, History, Present, Imagery, Slider
Owned By: City of College Station

The Annexation Map shows all annexations approved by the City of College Station from its incorporation until today. The map includes the approximate extent of each annexation along with its ordinance number and date of approval.

The Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan is a component of the Comprehensive Plan. It provides the locations of proposed, funded, and existing bicycle facilities, sidewalks, and shared-use paths within the City of College Station and its ETJ. Three maps are provided within the master plan: Proposed Bicycle Facilities - which identifies the location of bike facilities (bike lanes, buffered bike lanes and separated bike lanes), bike routes and shared-use paths, Proposed Pedestrian Facilities - which identifies the location of sidewalks and shared-use paths, and Greenway Types - which identifies stream corridors by greenway type.

This map shows the legal, corporate limits of the City of College Station.

This map contains various features and provides relevant information for the City of College Station, including City facilities, sanitation collection scheduling, parks, bike infrastructure, and more.

Tags: resources, fire stations, hospitals, parks, schools
Owned By: City of College Station

This dashboard provides the end user with two interactive maps, one of which displays the jurisdiction areas of Code Enforcement Officers and the other displays all short-term rental properties throughout the city.  The web experience portrays pulls its information from two separate web maps.  The dashboard pulls its information from GIS3.

Tags: Code Enforcement, Rental, Short-term, Jurisdiction, CSD
Owned By: City of College Station

The Existing Land Use Map shows the current use of the land within the limits of the City of College Station. In other words, it shows what activities, occupations, and situations are currently occurring on each parcel of land. Some parcels are fully developed and some only partially developed, if at all. Each parcel is assigned a current "use" as described by the legend of the map.

The ETJ is an area that is outside the city limits, but yet still falls under certain City of College Station requirements if subdivision occurs on that property. College Station currently has an ETJ that is determined in three ways. First, Section 42 of the Local Government Code sets out the area of jurisdiction based upon the population of a city, which is currently 5-miles beyond the corporate limits of College Station. Secondly, the ETJ is also set by agreement with the City of Bryan. Last of all, ETJ coverage may be requested by a property owner contiguous with the existing ETJ as occurred with Ordinance 2496 in 4/12/01.

The future land use categories included within the Comprehensive Plan (Chapter 2, Distinctive Places) serve as policy guides and set expectations for how land within the City of College Station should be developed and used in the future. The Future Land Use & Character Map is used to guide decisions about infrastructure investment and zoning changes.

The terms future land use and zoning often get confused, but they are separate tools and processes. Future land use serves as a guide for how areas of the City may develop in the future. In contrast, zoning regulates how a specific property can be developed and used today.

The Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan is a component of the Comprehensive Plan. It provides the locations of proposed, funded, and existing bicycle facilities, sidewalks, and shared-use paths within the City of College Station and its ETJ. Three maps are provided within the master plan: Proposed Bicycle Facilities - which identifies the location of bike facilities (bike lanes, buffered bike lanes and separated bike lanes), bike routes and shared-use paths, Proposed Pedestrian Facilities - which identifies the location of sidewalks and shared-use paths, and Greenway Types - which identifies stream corridors by greenway type.

Homeowners Association Map

Take a look at the parks and amenities College Station has to offer.

Tags: parks, recreation, amenities, sports
Owned By: City of College Station

The Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan is a component of the Comprehensive Plan. It provides the locations of proposed, funded, and existing bicycle facilities, sidewalks, and shared-use paths within the City of College Station and its ETJ. Three maps are provided within the master plan: Proposed Bicycle Facilities - which identifies the location of bike facilities (bike lanes, buffered bike lanes and separated bike lanes), bike routes and shared-use paths, Proposed Pedestrian Facilities - which identifies the location of sidewalks and shared-use paths, and Greenway Types - which identifies stream corridors by greenway type.

This map shows the most recent plat, subdivision, zoning, and property information. Viewing instructions can be found in the About feature.

Tags: zone, zoning, parcels, addresses, development, planning
Owned By: City of College Station

Hosted by Strava, this map shows the most popular biking and running routes in College Station.

Tags: bike, transit, running, paths
Owned By: Strava

Locate each school within College Station ISD and determine which school your child will attend.

Tags: education, school, zone, zoning
Owned By: CSISD

This app displays an interactive map of the City's collection days for bulk and brush, recycling, and garbage. It also features a useful search by address tool.

Tags: Recycling, Bulk, Brush, Collection, Trash, Garbage, Recycle, Public Works
Owned By: City of College Station

TxGIO is a state resource that provides high quality historic and current geospatial data products.

Tags: data, hub
Owned By: TxGIO

The Thoroughfare Plan is included within the Comprehensive Plan (Chapter 6, Mobility) and provides a long-term vision of the major street network necessary to meet future mobility needs. The Thoroughfare Plan guides future investments and classifies thoroughfares by access to adjacent land use, mobility for through traffic, and context.

The Thoroughfare Plan presents the locations for planned and existing roadways classified as minor collector and greater within the City of College Station and the ETJ.

This web experience displays three interactive maps that allow the end user to find where to park on the campus of Texas A&M University, where biking infrastructure is located throughout the city, and where certain signals and roads are owned by an entity other than the City of College Station, despite being within the city's boundaries.  The web experience pulls its information from three separate web maps.  The experience pulls data from GIS3.

Tags: Bicycle, Bike, SIgnals, Streets, TAMU, Parking
Owned By: City of College Station

The official Zoning Map depicts the current zoning districts for the City of College Station. This map is updated as each revision is processed through the rezoning process. Details on each district may be found in Articles 4 and 5 of the Unified Development Ordinance. To determine the current zoning for a specific property, please use the interactive mapping services available here. Use the Layers List icon in the top right corner to turn on the Zoning layer.