Portland & Oregon: Maps & Neighborhoods
Oregon Maps
- Oregon Explorer: Natural Resources Digital LibraryOregon Explorer provides a web-based natural resources digital library by integrating data from state and federal agencies, local governments, university scientists, and citizens. A collaboration between Oregon State University Libraries and the Institute for Natural Resources.
- Oregon Dept. of Transportation MapsDetailed maps for cities and counties in Oregon. Statewide maps are also available.
- Oregon MapAccess to the digital tax assessment maps for all counties in Oregon.
- Atlas of Oregon LakesThe online atlas highlights lake and reservoir water data stored within the Pacific Northwest Water Quality Data Exchange (PNWWQX). The PNWWQX collaborates between a variety of information management projects to facilitate the aggregation of and access to a comprehensive source of data related to water quality in the Pacific Northwest.
Portland Maps
- Portland MapsCity of Portland site for metropolitan area geographic data. Search by street address or geography for many types of data including assessed and market values, as well as elevation, crime data, and school district information.
- Portland > Historic Maps OnlineProvided by the Portland Bureau of Sustainability, a collection of digitized historical views of Portland and its environs. Some items held in tangible form at the City Archives.
- Metro > Maps and ToolsDiscover tools to find your Metro Councilor, your garbage hauler, or a place to donate leftover food or recycle near you. Look up your address on interactive maps that show the urban growth boundary, sensitive habitat areas and more.
- Portland Planning Bureau: Historic Resources and PreservationProvides information about historic landmarks in Portland as well as historic Portland maps.
Portland Neighborhoods
- Portland NeighborhoodsListing of neighborhood associations.
- Census Data for Portland NeighborhoodsNeighborhood demographic profiles.
- Portland Planning Bureau: Historic Resources and PreservationProvides information about historic landmarks in Portland as well as historic Portland maps.
- Portland Transition: Geographic DistrictsMaps and information about Portland's transition to elect three city councilors to represent each of four new geographic districts, expanding the city council to a total of 12 people.