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• 2002_tif_cat.htm
• aerial_index.htm
• bridges.htm
• building.htm
• canal.htm
• citylmt_line.htm
• citylmt_poly.htm
• cntrline.htm
• compplan.htm
• contour.htm
• current.htm
• ditches.htm
• elementary.htm
• greenway.htm
• highschool.htm
• historic.htm
• hydline.htm
• hydrant.htm
• hydro.htm
• lakes.htm
• mb_citylmt.htm
• mb_ugb.htm
• middleschool.htm
• psc.htm
• railroad.htm
• rivers.htm
• roadedge.htm
• sewrlf.htm
• sewrmain.htm
• sewrmh.htm
• sewrnode.htm
• sewrtp.htm
• sewrvlve.htm
• siteaddr.htm
• slopes.htm
• spot_elv.htm
• stream_a.htm
• stream_p.htm
• strmcb.htm
• strmch.htm
• strmmain.htm
• strmmh.htm
• strmnd.htm
• strmsl.htm
• sw_dw.htm
• ugb_line.htm
• ugb_poly.htm
• waterbf.htm
• waternd.htm
• waterpmp.htm
• watersu.htm
• watervlv.htm
• wtrmain.htm
• wtrmtr.htm
• wtrsvc.htm
• zoning.htm

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GIS Staff:

• Jorge Salinas, IT Director
• Pete Brandstetter, Data Systems Manager
• Julie Blood, Data Systems Analyst
• Willis Hill, GIS Analyst
• Richard Montague, GIS Analyst

We are located within the Information Technology Department, 223 Third Avenue SW. Contact us via e-mail

Online Maps & GIS Data:

• 
  InfoHub - Interactive Albany Mapping Application
  
• Printable Maps
• City of Albany Map Data

Other Places to Find Our GIS Data:

GIS information can also be obtained by visiting the Main Library, or the Public Works or Community Development counters at City Hall. At the library, a public access terminal is located at the reference desk. At City Hall, staff can assist the public with accessing GIS at front counter terminals. All locations provide the ability to review property specific information.

GIS Disclaimer:

The City of Albany's Infrastructure records, drawings, and other documents have been gathered over many decades, using differing standards for quality control, documentation, and verification. All of the data provided represents current information in a readily available format. While the data provided is generally believed to be accurate, occasionally it proves to be incorrect; thus its accuracy is not warranted. Prior to making any property purchases or other investments based in full or in part upon the material provided, it is specifically advised that you independently field verify the information contained within our records.