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To serve the needs of town departments and town citizens for spatial infomation and analysis.

To contact the GIS office:
Telephone: 919-918-7328
FAX: 919-918-4454
Email: rheaton@ci.carrboro.nc.us
Location: Town Hall, 301 W. Main St., 27510

Welcome to the Town of Carrboro's Geographic Information System.

A GIS is a database of all kinds of information that has location, so it can be mapped. The Town of Carrboro offers interactive maps for information that is best viewed by zooming in or panning around or selecting features to obtain information. Click here to read about the applications.

You can print maps you create yourself using the main interactive GIS map or you can print some pre-made maps, available as .pdfs: Maps to Print.

The main interactive GIS map page is the Carrboro GIS application. Other applications are more specialized: concentrating on schools, or zoning, or finding information on one property. We will add links to this page as we add maps. If there is information that you would like to see on this site, please contact us.

Please Read

The Town of Carrboro makes no warranty expressed or implied as to the correctness or accuracy of the data displayed on this site.

Town of Carrboro and Orange County regulations, definitions, and ordinances take precedence over any information presented in the GIS data on this site. No information presented here has the same authority as or in any way replaces a survey, and the locations of features such as streams, stream buffers, property lines, building footprints, rights of way, or any other feature are generalized and to be used for planning and information purposes only.

GIS data has been captured at different times, in different scales, and using different projections and measurement systems and will therefore not always overlay accurately. It is the responsibility of the map user to check information with public sources and surveys. In addition, parcel data on this site updated monthly, so it can be up to two months old. Parcel data should be verified with public record sources at Orange County Land Records.