Interactive Maps On The Web

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Welcome. We have put together a set of pages that have interactive maps where you can zoom in on what you want to see, turn layers on and off, and do some simple GIS operations using an ordinary web browser. Before you jump to the map pages, read a couple of notes about how to use the map viewer. We have redesigned the viewer to make it easier to understand. Please let us know what you think.

StreamWatch - Visual Assessment. Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed residents can now easily identify if a stream near them is in our River Action Teams (RAT) Program. Do an address search or simply zoom in to check out which streams are not walked and are in the program and call us to sign up as a RAT Beat volunteer. Call 609-737-3735 to volunteer.

Aerial Photos By tapping into the NJGIN servers, we've added the option for you to see aerial photos behind the map layers in the municipal and watershed maps. It slows things down a bit, so first you get a map without them. But after the map draws, you'll see a link near the bottom left that will redraw the map with the aerials as a layer you can turn on and off. It's best to zoom in on what you want to see before you turn on the aerial photo.

Address Search: In the municipal and watershed maps, we've added the ability to (approximately) locate a point by typing in a street address and zip code. After the map draws, just use the "Find Address" button.

Fast Track: In order to help everyone visualize what areas are covered by the Fast Track environmental legislation, we have an interactive map of it. There are a few additional areas that are included in the legislation but not portrayed on the map, because the boundaries are not available in a GIS format. (These are the "areas in need of redevelopment.") In addition, it's not completely clear just which areas in the Pinelands will be covered. We've included the "Regional Growth Areas" but not Pinelands Towns or Pinelands Villages.