Maps and Data
The Planning Department uses data to support projects across the City. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) allow the analysis and presentation of data based on location (think maps!). This kind of data analysis helps both City- and community-led projects.
You can use a variety of maps through the Department's Interactive Map Gallery.
Check Out the City's Other Interactive Mapping Resources
You can use the resources linked below to explore a variety of planning and land use data.
CityView – Explore the City’s many GIS data layers in CityView. Determine if a specific address falls within the boundary of a particular district or City program.
CodeMap - Explore citywide housing data from major developments to vacant building notices. Turn layers on and off to view only the data of interest.
OpenBaltimore – Download Baltimore City data, including in GIS format.
Download Commonly Requested Maps
Neighborhood Statistical Areas
- Neighborhood Statistical Areas
- Neighborhood Statistical Area w/ Zip Codes
- Neighborhood Statistical Areas w/ Council Districts
- Neighborhood Statistical Areas w/ Legislative Districts
Planning and Zoning Maps
- Community Planning Districts
- Historic Districts
- Neighborhood Plans
- Zoning Districts
- General Land Use Plan
- Planned Unit Developments
- Maritime Industrial Zoning Overlay District
- Urban Renewal Plans
- Enterprise Zones
Political Boundaries
- Voting Wards & Precincts
- City Council Districts
- City Council & Police Districts
- Police Districts
- State Legislative Districts
- Congressional Districts
Request Custom Maps and Data Analysis
The Planning Department can also prepare custom maps and data upon request.
Please fill out the request form or call (410) 396-7526 to make a request. Please allow 1-2 weeks for completion of all requests. If you requested a paper map, wait until an employee confirms your map is ready to be picked up. We do not have maps in stock.
Paying for a map online
- Locate your invoice number (provided to you over email)
- Go to City Invoices
- Enter your invoice number and click “Search”
- Enter your information and preferred payment method
- Once done, save your receipt for your own records
*Invoices may take up to 24 hours to show up in system. If you can’t locate your invoice in the system after 24 hours, reach out to the person who provided it to you.
Map Printing Prices
The map creation and data analysis service is free, but the Department charges a fee for printing maps out at a large size to cover printing costs.
Printing Costs for 3 Ft x 4 Ft maps:
- $50 for color
- $25 for black and white
Other Available Printing Locations:
- City Print Shop - 410-396-5741 – Only available to City agencies (will mount posters)
- FedEx Printing - 410-467-2454 (will mount and laminate posters)
Picking up your map
Maps can be picked up during normal business hours (8:30am-4:30pm) on the 8th floor of the Benton Building, 417 E Fayette St.
*Make sure your map is ready before coming to pick it up.