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Geographic Information Systems
- U.S.-Mexico
Cross-Border Planning and Colonias Monitoring
January 2005
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
collaborated with the U.S. Department of Interior, Geological
Survey (USGS) and Mexican partners to create a binational
Internet-based Geographic Information System (GIS) applications
for four sister cities along the US/Mexico Border. These
include El
Paso/Ciudad Juarez, Eagle
Pass/Piedras Negras, Douglas/Agua
Prieta, and Ambos
Nogales. For each of the urban areas, the web mapping
applications provide statistical and spatial analysis tools
to plan for future growth scenarios, estimate infrastructure
development costs for the colonias, and supply binational
demographic census data for economic growth models.
A collaboration between HUD-USGS
and Mexico to support President Bush's Partnership for Prosperity
Initiative and the U.S.-Mexico BiNational Commission.
- HUD Enterprise Geographic
Information System (EGIS)
August 2004
Map your community. Integrate HUD data with transportation,
environmental, demographic, and other data. See if your
address is inside an Empowerment Zone/Enterprise Community
or Revitalization Area.
- Boundary Files Download
Site
August 2004
In shapefile format for use with GIS software
- Research Maps (R-MAPS): Volume
2: Selected Research Data Sets for 1998
February 2001
In shapefile format for use with GIS software
- Research Maps (R-MAPS): Volume
3: Selected PD&R Data Sets with LandView®
February 2001
With free GIS viewer LandView®
- Federal Geospatial One-Stop
February 2007
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