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The map below is used in the storm water department.  It compares soil types to water catchments in and around the City.

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This is a layout of the walking trails around City hall and Gilbert Stephenson Park.  It includes distances and information about the trails and the park.

This is a locator map made by the GIS Department.  By finding the appropriate department on the right and using it's number, the department can be found on the map to the left.

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GIS can also be used to make 3-D maps.  The view below was produced by the City GIS Department.  It shows various slopes of the City.  The colors represent a percent of slope as found in the legend.

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The map below was created using the same software as the slope map.  In this layout the colors represent the aspect of hillsides.  In simple terms, the aspect is the direction a hill slope faces.  The aspect is measured clockwise in degrees, starting at 0 (North and ending at 360 (North).

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This is a DEM (Digital Elevation Model).  It is color coded to represent different elevations.  This is not meant for precision elevation analysis but, to be used for things like water flow and accumulation.

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To watch a 3-D video create by the City GIS Department click here.