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This is the interactive web application for mapping the City of St. George, Utah and discovering what it has to offer.
Use the buttons at the top of this panel to zoom to the previous, next or full map extent. You can also identify a location on the map to view parcel, zoning and bus route information. Google Street View and Google oblique imagery are also available with these tools. Be sure to turn off pop-up blocking for this website and have the latest version of Adobe Flash Player installed to use the Google tools. Finally, remove all graphics from the map with the click of a button. Hover the mouse over a tool button to see a description of what the tool does.
Use the drop-down list above to select the task you want to execute on the map. Each task contains a help section to assist you in the execution of the tasks. Results from the tasks will be displayed either on the map, in this panel or both.
Expand or collapse the map by dragging the separator between this panel and the map to the left or right. The map itself contains a zoom bar on the left side to zoom in or out on the map. The Layers drop-down list will display a list of additional layers that can be displayed on the map. Click the box next to the layer name to toggle it on or off. The Maps drop-down list will display a choice of maps that you can view. Click the desired map to view it in the right pane.
We recommend using the Internet Explorer 9, Firefox, Google Chrome or Safari browsers to get the best experience with this application.
Example: 175 e 200 n st (address)
Example: bluff st / 700 s st (intersection)
Parcel unit number (optional):
Example: 10
To find a street intersection, place a / between the two street names. There must be a space on each side of the / symbol or no results will be returned.
For best results, include the street suffix (i.e. blvd) at the end of the street name.
If the parcel address you are looking for has a unit number (i.e. apartment number), enter this number in the optional field.
Use the 'Enter' key or click the Submit button to find the address.
IMPORTANT: When looking for the intersection of two streets, make sure the Parcel unit number (optional) field is empty or you will get inaccurate results for the intersection point.
Example: valley view
Select the street name from the list.
Use the 'Enter' key or click the Submit button and the map will automatically zoom to its location on the map and highlight the street.
Example: bloomington coutnry club phase 1
Select the subdivision name and phase number from the list.
Use the 'Enter' key or click the Submit button and the map will automatically zoom to its location on the map and highlight the subdivision.
Example: SG-452-A-1-RD
Use the 'Enter' key or click the Submit button and the map will zoom to the location, highlight the parcel and display the query results in the left pane.
End address:
DISCLAIMER: While we try to be as accurate as possible, the highlighted route that gets generated on the map may not always be accurate. Use this tool at your own discretion.
TIP: If the route is not generated correctly on the map, zoom out and look for the red circle which marks the end address of the route.
End address:
DISCLAIMER: While we try to be as accurate as possible, the highlighted route that gets generated on the map may not always be accurate. Use this tool at your own discretion.
TIP: If the route is not generated correctly on the map, zoom out and look for the red circle which marks the end address of the route.
End address:
DISCLAIMER: While we try to be as accurate as possible, the highlighted route that gets generated on the map may not always be accurate. Use this tool at your own discretion.
TIP: If the route is not generated correctly on the map, zoom out and look for the red circle which marks the end address of the route.
End address:
DISCLAIMER: While we try to be as accurate as possible, the highlighted route that gets generated on the map may not always be accurate. Use this tool at your own discretion.
TIP: If the route is not generated correctly on the map, zoom out and look for the red circle which marks the end address of the route.
End address:
DISCLAIMER: While we try to be as accurate as possible, the highlighted route that gets generated on the map may not always be accurate. Use this tool at your own discretion.
TIP: If the route is not generated correctly on the map, zoom out and look for the red circle which marks the end address of the route.
End address:
DISCLAIMER: While we try to be as accurate as possible, the highlighted route that gets generated on the map may not always be accurate. Use this tool at your own discretion.
TIP: If the route is not generated correctly on the map, zoom out and look for the red circle which marks the end address of the route.
End address:
DISCLAIMER: While we try to be as accurate as possible, the highlighted route that gets generated on the map may not always be accurate. Use this tool at your own discretion.
TIP: If the route is not generated correctly on the map, zoom out and look for the red circle which marks the end address of the route.
End address:
DISCLAIMER: While we try to be as accurate as possible, the highlighted route that gets generated on the map may not always be accurate. Use this tool at your own discretion.
TIP: If the route is not generated correctly on the map, zoom out and look for the red circle which marks the end address of the route.
End address:
DISCLAIMER: While we try to be as accurate as possible, the highlighted route that gets generated on the map may not always be accurate. Use this tool at your own discretion.
TIP: If the route is not generated correctly on the map, zoom out and look for the red circle which marks the end address of the route.
End address:
DISCLAIMER: While we try to be as accurate as possible, the highlighted route that gets generated on the map may not always be accurate. Use this tool at your own discretion.
TIP: If the route is not generated correctly on the map, zoom out and look for the red circle which marks the end address of the route.
Select a drawing tool and use your mouse to draw and edit shapes or text on the map. Use the tools below to set the text properties. Use the Draw Text button and click on the map to place the text. After drawing the shape or text, use the Start Editing button turn on edit mode. Stop Editing will turn off the edit mode.
Text:
Text style:
To move the shape, hold down the mouse button and drag the shape to its new location.
To resize the shape, hold down the mouse button over one of the anchor points surrounding the shape and drag the shape to the desired size.
To rotate the shape, hold down the mouse button over the single anchor point at the top of the shape and drag the shape to the desired orientation.
To move your text (cannot resize or rotate text), single-click the text and drag it to the desired location.
When finished editing, single-click anywhere off of the shape or text (edit mode will remain on until the Stop Editing button is used).
To delete a shape or text, right-click the graphic and select Delete from the menu.
Use the drop-down list to the right of the buttons to choose different measurement options for area or distances.
The measurement results will be returned below the tools.
Use the third button above for determining the x,y location for any place that you click on the map.
IMPORTANT: When finished finding an area or distance measurement, be sure to de-select the respective buttons to disable the tool. If this is not done, other tools that require the drawing of shapes may not function properly.
Be sure to enter the desired buffer distance before drawing the shape, otherwise, the buffer will be generated with the default setting of 25 feet.
If the results of the buffer are not what you expected or if you want to redo the buffer, right-click the shape and select Delete from the menu. This needs to be done for both the green buffer polygon and the point, line or polygon that was drawn on the map. Then draw a new shape for the buffer in the desired location.
The route will be automatically generated and then displayed on the map.
End address:
For best results, include the street suffix (i.e. blvd) at the end of the street name.
Use the Get Route button to generate the route.
A green point will be placed on the map to show the starting address.
A red point will be placed on the map to indicate the end address.
The route will then be generated and displayed on the map between the two addresses.
After the route is generated the text-only directions of the route will be diplayed in the left pane.
DISCLAIMER: While we try to be as accurate as possible, the highlighted route that gets generated on the map or the text-only directions may not always be accurate. Use this tool at your own discretion.
TIP: If the route is not generated correctly on the map, zoom out and look for the red circle which marks the end address of the route.
Click 'Add Bookmark' and enter a name for the bookmark you want to create, then hit the 'Enter' key on your keyboard.
Click on a name from the list to quickly return to the location at any time.
To edit the bookmark name, click the edit (pencil) icon next to the bookmark.
To clear a bookmark, click the remove (x) button next to the bookmark.
Cookies must be enabled for your browser in order to save bookmarks. If cookies are not enabled, the bookmark you create will only persist for the current browser session and will be lost once you leave the application.
If cookies are enabled, the saved bookmarks will remain in your list whenever you access the application. However, if you clear the cookies from your web browser's browsing data, your bookmarks list will be cleared automatically and will be empty the next time you access the application.
Layout:
Format:
Enter a map title (if desired), select the map layout and map format, then click the Print button.
The printed map opens in a new browser window or tab in the map format selected.
You can save the printed map to your computer or send it to your local printer.
To save the PNG, JPG or GIF printed map, right-click on the printed map and select the Save option.
NOTE: Adobe Reader must be installed on your computer in order to print the map in PDF format.
NOTE: If a previously printed map is displayed intead of the current one, then clear your browser's cache (no need to re-open the browser) and print the map again.



