GIS and Mapping
A geographic information system (GIS) allows the user to visualize spatial relationships between different datasets and interact with that data in order to make better informed decisions.
Within these pages are electronic versions of paper maps and interactive maps where the base data is maintained in some type of geographic information system. They include county base maps, traffic count maps, and interactive/zoomable maps that allow the users to zoom into their area of interest. For example, users of the Right of Way Plats map can access right-of-way plat information pertaining to North Dakota's highways by just clicking on the highlighted green sections.
Paper Maps
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- Purchase county, city, and state of North Dakota maps as well as county and city atlases. Search by county, city, state, and hunting units.
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Interactive/GIS Maps
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- Right of Way Plats
- Access electronic versions of the right-of-ways plats. Sections of land that have DOT right-of-way plats tied to them are highlighted in green. Use the Plat Report button to view the plats contained in the system.
- Traffic Information
- Access DOT traffic count and current traffic information.
- Quick Maps
- Quick Maps allows the user to create downloadable maps in different file formats for use in reports and design documents. The restricted county haul roads are included as a GIS layer.
- Quick Maps Instructions
- Road Conditions
- Road Construction
- Load Restrictions