Nashua, New Hampshire – “Land Between Two Rivers”
Nashua, New Hampshire "Land Between two Rivers" Nashua’s colorful skyline features many gold and copper features on top of brick buildings. Nashua, New Hampshire, the latest municipality to switch to MapGeo, perfectly illustrates a community in a constant state of evolution. Nashua’s ongoing transformation was [...]
Belmont, Massachusetts – “A Clearer View of Belmont”
Belmont, Massachusetts - "A Clearer View of Belmont" Built in 1881, Belmont Town Hall is an 18,800-square-foot, four-story brick building at Concord Avenue and Pleasant Street with High Victorian and Queen Anne architectural influences. With Cambridge on its border and downtown Boston just a few [...]
Concho Valley Council of Governments (CVCOG), Texas – “The Geographic Center of Texas”
Concho Valley Council of Governments (CVCOG), Texas - "The Geographic Center of Texas" In April 2025, Edwards County officially became the latest member to join the CVCOG. Pictured here is downtown Rocksprings. Have you ever heard the phrase “deep in the heart of Texas” and [...]
Okanogan County, Washington – “King of the Hill”
Okanogan County, Washington - "King of the Hill" Okanogan County's Methow Valley has over 120 miles of groomed cross-country skiing trails. The Town of Twisp, an arts hub (pictured), lies at the base of the valley. Okanogan County, Washington’s largest by land area, is a [...]
Manchester, New Hampshire – “Queen City Quarries”
Manchester, NH - "Queen City Quarries" The Puritan Backroom in Manchester claims to be the birthplace of chicken tenders. Manchester, NH isn’t just The Granite State's largest city — it’s also the birthplace of chicken tenders — “invented” in 1974 at the iconic Puritan Backroom [...]
Gloucester, Massachusetts – “America’s Oldest Seaport”
Gloucester, MA - "America's Oldest Seaport" Gloucester’s Magnolia neighborhood was named for the unique Sweetbay Magnolia plants discovered there in 1806. With more than 62 miles of gorgeous coastline, Gloucester, Massachusetts — the largest city on Cape Ann, is a city rich in traditions and [...]
West Hartford, Connecticut – “We-Ha!”
West Hartford, CT - "We-Ha!" Bordering the capital city, West Hartford, Connecticut is a bustling town where historic charm meets modern convenience. From the lively Blue Back Square, brimming with restaurants, shops, and cultural events, to the dazzling array of Elizabeth Park’s renowned rose gardens, [...]
Cromwell, Connecticut – “Picturesque Locales”
Cromwell, CT - "Picturesque Locales" The Traveler's Open has been held at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell since 1984 (Photo: Shutterstock) Tucked along the banks of the Connecticut River in the crossroads of Connecticut, is the Town of Cromwell. Cromwell is known for housing TPC [...]
Waltham, Massachusetts – “Best of Both Worlds”
Waltham, Massachusetts - "Best of Both Worlds" Few cities encapsulate the "best of both worlds" better than Waltham, Massachusetts. Located just 9 miles upriver from downtown Boston, friendly and convenient are just a few ways to describe Waltham - a city rich in history and [...]
Grays Harbor County – “Where Landscapes Meet and Histories Unfold”
Grays Harbor County - "Where Landscapes Meet and Histories Unfold" Grays Harbor County is a place where isolated beaches meet the rugged landscapes of the Olympic Peninsula. As seen from the top of the Westport Viewing Tower, the two jetties that line the channel to [...]
Tremont, Maine – “Charting New Paths”
Tremont, Maine – "Charting New Paths" Each year, thousands of visitors flock to Mt. Desert Island, traveling to America’s easternmost National Park, Acadia. Many visitors to Acadia are surprised to know that perched high on exposed cliffs overlooking Blue Hill Bay, one of the park’s [...]
Weymouth’s MapGeo Makeover: Unveiling New Possibilities
Weymouth's MapGeo Makeover: Unveiling New Possibilities Just a short ferry or train ride from Downtown Boston to the nearby South Shore, you’ll find the Town of Weymouth, Massachusetts — which has very city-like population of over 57,000 residents. Weymouth is in fact a town of [...]
Yukon, Oklahoma – The Festival Capital with Small-Town Charm
Yukon, Oklahoma - The Festival Capital with Small-Town Charm Nestled just west of Oklahoma City, you will find a city that “has everything,” yet still has that small town feel. That city is Yukon, Oklahoma — who’s population of about 40,000 is concentrated on the [...]
Iredell County, North Carolina – “Crossroads for the Future”
Iredell County, North Carolina - "Crossroads for the Future" Iredell County chose MapGeo as their countywide GIS parcel viewer in 2022. Located just north of Charlotte, Iredell County is home to Lake Norman, the largest man-made lake in North Carolina. The largest town and county [...]
New London Connecticut – “The Whaling City”
New London Connecticut - "The Whaling City" We're excited to introduce another amazing addition to the MapGeo family - New London, Connecticut! Located in Southeastern Connecticut, the City of New London is home to the United States Coast Guard Academy. The city has a long [...]
Introducing The River City: Decatur, Alabama
Introducing The River City: Decatur, Alabama We're excited to introduce the latest addition to the MapGeo family - Decatur, Alabama! Located in the very heart of the Tennessee Valley, Decatur is the largest city and county seat of Morgan County. Decatur is known for its many [...]
West Hartford Mapped from A to Z
West Hartford Mapped from A to Z Street and basement flooding is no stranger to many cities and towns. Today, in West Hartford, Connecticut, with its hilly terrain, around 10% of the homes experience some level of flooding. But, West Hartford Town Engineer Duane Martin [...]
Drone Provides Overhead Eyes During Fire
Drone Provides Overhead Eyes During Fire In the town of Natick, Massachusetts, the GIS Coordinator steps out of city hall and now (with the help of a drone) supports firefighting operations. In the pre-dawn hours of July 22, 2019, fire broke out in a Chinese [...]
North Andover – A Town at Your Fingertips
North Andover - A Town at Your Fingertips A “citizens’ hub” that connects “everything” is exactly what IT Director Chris McClure wants to create for the town of North Andover, Massachusetts. He is generating this hub to link diverse concerns - everything from crash incidents, [...]
Carson City’s Practical and Creative Uses of MapGeo for Information Sharing
Carson City’s Practical and Creative Uses of MapGeo for Information Sharing Carson City, Nevada, named for the famous western scout Kit Carson, has always understood that people want information pronto. Not only was Carson City a key stop on the Pony Express, it also became [...]
Creating a Wildland Urban Interface Map
Creating a Wildland Urban Interface Map Carson City, Nevada's Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) shown in 1:1 scale There are many communities in the United States that lie at the edge of wildlands or that form areas where wildlands intertwine with human development. The space between where humans [...]