NJDEP - i-MapNJ DEP

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Welcome to i-MapNJ DEP, one of NJDEP's environmental mapping tools that can provide you with information about your neighborhood, county, or state (NJ). With this easy-to-use application, users can view and query the best of the NJDEP's Geographic Information System (GIS) data. Homeowners can find out what's in their backyard; environmental organizations, planners, realtors, and builders can identify open space, various regulatory boundaries, sensitive lands, watersheds, and much, much more. The i-MapNJ DEP application updates the GIS layers found in the other NJDEP i-MapNJ applications. (This application does not provide a link to the NJEMS enterprise NJDEP database. The enhancement of this function is planned for a later release.)

Oct/Nov 2008 release: GIS data is accessed in "data layers" in the i-MapNJ DEP application. In the Oct/Nov 2008 release of i-MapNJ DEP, there are over 60 GIS layers. The Critical Environmental and Historic Sites layer has been added, Pinelands Management Areas and 7 other layers have been updated.

Although the application is very user friendly, you might want to first review the Tutorials before diving in. Then take it for a test drive and see for yourself how much environmental information you can access. Remember, to use the i-MapNJ DEP application you need only open your browser, connect to the internet, go to the DEP-BGIS webpage, click on Interactive Mapping and then click on i-MapNJ DEP to launch the application.

NJDEP offers training classes in i-MapNJ for the public. View our Training Page for upcoming session information.

If you have a question or comment, please contact us and we will be sure to get back to you as soon as we can.

Please Note: i-MapNJ is best viewed with Internet Explorer 6.x or higher. i-MapNJ utilizes POPUP windows for display of query results. You may need to disable POPUP blocking software you have running on your computer to ensure proper functionality of this application. If you are using IE 7.x, to view the map coordinates in the status bar you must make the following change: Under - Tools > Internet options > Security > Custom level > Allow status bar updates via script.

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