All the digital products are currently distributed in CD or DVD format. The GIS division of the Canyon County Assessor's office distributes countywide GIS data and ortho photography and you can find the detailed information in this page.

County GIS Data includes core map layers such as county boundary, parcel boundary polygons, parcel lines, city boundaries, road centerlines and zoning in personal geodatabase feature class format. The feature class is the standard geodatabase storage type used in ArcGIS by ESRI.

Countywide Base Data on CD: $325 + tax

If you are interested in purchasing the GIS Base Data, check ordering information.

Orthophotography

The County's digital ortho photography is true color, with a spatial resolution of 3'± per pixel. The ortho photography was taken in December of 2007. The original photography was stored in TIFF format and taken in 1-mile intervals. This is the only format currently available.

Digital Orthphotography on DVD: $75 + tax per section

If you are interested in purchasing the digital ortho photography, check ordering information.

Subdivisions & Surveys

Recorded subdivision plats and record of surveys are scanned as TIFF files and distributed in CD format. Available for an annual fee of $250 + tax and includes quartlerly updates via mail.

File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Access

The Assessor's Office also maintains an FTP site which provides direct access to Canyon County's GIS data as well as other related data. Currently the Assessor's Office offers three pricing and access options to the site:

Option 1: $1000 Annually
Direct access to current GIS data and aerial photography via File Transfer Protocol (FTP) site. Requires the approval of a signed and notarized Internet Access Agreement (option 1).

Option 2: $2000 Annually
Access to all of the scanned subdivisions plats and record of surveys via FTP. Requires the approval of a signed and notarized Internet Access Agreement (option 2).

Option 3: $3000 Annually
Access to current GIS data, ortho aerial photography and scanned subdivisions and surveys via FTP. Requires the approval of a signed and notarized Internet Access Agreement (option 3).