Metropolitan Atlanta: Find Maps and Data

**Contact John Tougas (jtougas@gsu.edu) to access this database** Business Analyst Online is a Web-based solution that applies GIS technology to extensive demographic, consumer spending, and business data to deliver on-demand analysis, presentation-ready reports, and maps

**Contact John Tougas (jtougas@gsu.edu) to access this database**

Create metropolitan-wide maps using various layers and data.

Create Atlanta maps using various layers and data.

The ATLMaps platform, a collaboration between Georgia State University and Emory University, combines archival maps, geospatial data visualization, and user contributed multimedia location pinpoints to promote investigation into any number of issues about Atlanta. While currently focused on one city to demonstrate the power of stacking thousands of layers of information on one place, this innovative online platform allows users to layer an increasing number of interdisciplinary data to address the complex issues that any city poses. The project looks to offer a framework that incorporates storytelling reliant on geospatial data and for normalizing input across a range of data sets about so that material can be cross-compared in novel ways, allowing users to make connections between seemingly unrelated data sources and ask questions that would not be apparent when only looking at one particular project. The ATLMaps project will also encourage knowledgeable members of the university and local communities to curate data on the site to demonstrate the possibilities for synthesizing material across projects and data types

A collection of historical Atlanta city planning maps primarily from the City of Atlanta and the Atlanta Regional Commission. All maps have been georeferenced and can be viewed in Google Maps and Google Earth. Also, users can download GeoTIFF files and JPEG images of the maps.

Aerial Survey of Atlanta, Georgia, 1949 contains scanned images of 124 aerial photographs (43 x 80 cm, scale 1"= 200').

A collection of digitized historical maps of Atlanta and Georgia from Emory Libraries.

County, plat and other maps from the Georgia Archives.

Digital Sanborn Maps provides GSU users with maps from Georgia cities from 1867 to the 1940s.

Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps for Georgia Towns and Cities, 1884-1922 consists of 4,445 maps by the Sanborn Map Company depicting commercial, industrial, and residential areas for 133 municipalities.