Version 2015
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) requires a review of highway urban and urbanized areas after each decennial US Census. The Census Bureau determines boundaries for urbanized areas with 50,000 or more people. Highway urbanized areas must include all areas defined as urbanized by the Census bureau but can and usually do include area beyond the Census Bureau defined boundaries. For urban areas of 5,000 through 49,999 people, FHWA uses city limits or Census Designated Place boundaries, with some adjustments, as the minimum area. This data set is used for identification of Urban Areas and as a reference layer for geographic information systems at WSDOT. This service is maintained by the Washington State Department of Transportation's GIS and Roadway Data Office. If you have any questions about this service, please email OnlineMapSupport@wsdot.wa.gov.
Highway Urban Areas, as defined by the Federal Highway Administration, are depicted as polygons. Please direct questions about this dataset to: TransportationGISDataSteward@wsdot.wa.gov.
Static layer of CRAB mobility data to be displayed on ICGeoMap. Captured 7/11/2025
The layer shows the current Urban Growth Area (UGA) and Joint Planning Area (JPA) classifications for all of Island County, pursuit to ICC 17.03. This layer was created pre-2011.
NOTE: these boundaries reflect the property tax code area only. Benefit assessments and exemptions (3rd digit) may differ on individual properties.
Fire District: {Fire}
School District: {School}
Water/Sewer District: {Water_Sewe}
EMS District: {EMS}
Park and Rec District: {Park_Rec}
Port District: {Port}
Cemetery District: {Cemetary}
Mosquito District: {Mosquito}
Multiple GIS Layers consisting of critical areas in Island County
Water Type Name: {FP_WTRTY_NM}
Perodicity: {FP_PERIOD_LABEL_NM}
State Lands Water Type: {SL_WTRTY_LABEL_NM}
The data was created using ArcHydro tools to model flow paths based on the 2001 Island County lidar data set along with the roads layers and culverts layers. It has been smoothed and clipped to water body polygons for cartographic purposes. Flow paths were modeled using lidar data with 6' raster cells. Stream names have been added for the few features than have formal names.It is recommended that this data set be recreated using newer lidar data.
Name: {Lake}
Acres: {Acres}
Polygons delineate general areas served by Washington State public water systems. Attribute data is updated Monday mornings.
This layer was provided by the U.S. Navy (NAS Whidbey) in about 2007. This layer shows the location of the Clear Zones at NAS Whidbey and the OLF, and the Accident Potential Zone surrounding NAS Whidbey. This layer is used by ICP&CD for land use regulation near the naval airfields on the island. Island County does not have jurisdiction over the APZ location, size or shape, as this is set by the Navy. Island County chose to adopt into its local Zoning Code the APZ as delineated by the Navy. Island County uses this layer to review proposals for development within or near the APZ.
Polygons delineate general areas served by Washington State public water systems. Attribute data is updated Monday mornings.
Polygons delineate general areas served by Washington State public water systems. Attribute data is updated Monday mornings.
Polygons delineate general areas served by Washington State public water systems. Attribute data is updated Monday mornings.
Type: {CatchBasinType}
Depth: {Depth}
Road Name: {Road_Name}
Remarks: {Remarks}
Material: {Material}
Diameter: {Diameter}
Road Name: {Road_Name}
Remarks: {Remarks}
Condition: {Condition}
Deep: {Deep}
Tidegate: {TideGate}
Material: {Material}
Diameter: {Diameter}
Road Name: {Road_Name}
Remarks: {Remarks}
Condition: {Condition}
Deep: {Deep}
Tide Gate: {TideGate}
Public/Private: {PublicOrPrivate}
Remarks: {Remarks}
AFN: {AFN}
Park Name: {PARKNAME}
Amenities: {Amenities}
Acres: {Acres}
Contact Phone Number: {contact_phone}
Park Name: {PARKNAME}
Amenities: {Amenities}
Acres: {Acres}
Contact Phone Number: {contact_phone}
Trail Name: {TRAIL_NAME}
Hiker/Pedestrian: {HIKER_PEDESTRIAN}
Bicycle: {BICYCLE}
Trail Length: {TR_LENGTH}
Well locations obtained from several sources of varying accuracy. In some cases, the ¼ ¼ section from the well log is all we have. In other cases, we know what parcel the well is on, but not where on the parcel it is located. Some wells have been physically GPS’d, or we have scaled site plan maps that were used to place the well location on the parcel. Unless the well has been surveyed, land surface elevations are taken from a DEM based on the well XY coordinates. Well data primarily derived from water well reports (AKA well logs). Information regarding older wells derived from Water Supply Bulletin 25. Water quality data from Washington State Dept. of Health and permit applications.
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Precinct data was created for the Island County Auditor's Office; precinct portion or split boundaries were added by the Office of the Secretary of State.
Road Name: {RoadName}
Owner: {Owner}
Speed Limit: {Speed}
Federal Road Class: {ROADCLASS}
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