GIS & Economic Development

Geographic Information Systems, also known as GIS, is a technology that is able to save, analyze, and display geographically referenced information. It works by recording the location of a feature on the surface of the earth and linking its location to information that further describes the feature. GIS is a powerful tool that aids in decision making, and can be used to perform a variety of tasks that include data analysis, tracking patterns, and maintaining accurate records.

Sullivan County Maps

• Sullivan County Map - Includes roads, streams, schools, State Parks, State Forest, State Game Lands, and other community parks.

• Sullivan County Tax Parcel Map

• Sullivan County Topology Map

• Sullivan County Fishing Map

Natural Gas Resources

• Natural Gas Map

See more Natural Gas Resources

GIS Data & Resources

Sullivan County has a 36” plotter that is used to produce detailed paper maps upon request. We also maintain several digital data layers that are available for purchase.

Open the Mapping and GIS Fees Schedule for additional information about data pricing and mapping services.

• GIS & Mapping Fees Schedule

• Warrant Maps & Pricing

• Data Sharing Agreement Form

GIS Data

FEMA Flood Map Service Center 

The official public source for flood hazard information and access to official flood maps.

FMIX | Floodmaps | FEMA.gov

A customer care center that connects people with specialists that will provide a full range of information for questions about flood mapping and insurance.

DCNR (Department of Conservation & Natural Resources)

• Bedrock geology.

• Links to USGS and PASDA data.

PASDA (Pennsylvania Spatial Data Access)

• Shapefiles from a variety of different themes and data providers.

US Census

• Shapefiles of municipal boundaries.

• Data on population, income, housing, employment, etc.