Start exploring Gwinnett County Open Data Portal

Everyone has a story to tell, and we are no different. At Gwinnett County our goal is to deliver GIS and digital data to Gwinnett agencies and the general public. The GIS division under the Information Technology department will empower each department to utilize the GIS data and applications specific to their department to tell their own story.

Our landing page is where you'll find links to start you're journey throughout the site.

Use the search bar at the top to locate open data, maps, and apps. Try entering key words such as the content type or department name. If you're looking for an interactive experience we've provided an overview of recently published applications to test out.

To contact us or return to the Gwinnett County main site use the links in the navigation bar at the top or at the bottom footer of the page.

Access our publicly available datasets organized by categories or feel free to explore layers on your own using content tags in the search bar.

Gwinnett County uses GIS data and ArcGIS for planning and zoning, property records, parks, transportation planning, traffic and accident analysis, elections administration, public safety (police and fire), public utilities (water and sewer), economic development, and environmental and natural resource management. 

Here you'll find mapping and data related applications such as StoryMaps, Dashboards, and Surveys.

The GIS Division creates customized maps showing exact locations of property by street address or lot number, infrastructure such as roads, schools, and utilities, and hydrologic features like streams, rivers, and lakes.

Gwinnett County’s Story maps use geography as a means of organizing and presenting information. They tell the story of a place, event, issue, trend, or pattern in a geographic context. They combine interactive maps with other rich content—text, photos, illustrations, video, and audio—with an intuitive user experiences.

Start your search using either keywords or categories

Download the entire dataset or choose between 3 methods to filter and select a subset of features from the data.

 Return to the Gwinnett County Open Data Portal to get started!