Open Data is a searchable library of more than 20 million public datasets: parcels, zoning, utilities, flood zones, imagery, and environmental layers. Search it, preview it on the map, and save what you need as a styled, queryable layer.
Search 20 million datasets, 23 categories
Browse category tiles from Parcels and Zoning to Floodplain, Wetlands, Topography, and Utilities, or search by name. A query builder lets you match all, any, none, or specific sites.
- 23 category tiles across property, built, terrain, and utilities
- Match all / any / none / specific sites in the query builder
- Live result cards with feature counts and an HD toggle
Preview, then save to your layers
See a source on the map before it joins your project, then save it as a styled, queryable layer. Each save imports up to 5,000 features at a time, and you can run it repeatedly to grow a layer up to 50,000.
- On-map preview before import
- Save to Layers as a styled, queryable layer
- Keep a search history so you can re-run a find
Favorites and your own sources
Group the sources you use into favorites, add your own data servers, and move favorites between projects by importing and exporting them as CSV.
- Favorites with custom groups
- Add your own data servers
- Import and export favorites as CSV
How it works
Three steps, start to finish
1
Search
Enter a place or dataset, or browse the 23 category tiles.
2
Preview
Inspect the result on the map and check its feature count.
3
Save
Add it to your layers and start working.
Search public data across North America
One search puts parcels, zoning, flood zones, and utilities on the map. Preview a source, then save it as a styled layer. No agency portals, free to start.
Or skip the tour. Type any address.
Opens the live map at that exact spot. No account, no install.