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High-resolution Imagery High-resolution imagery is most often 1-foot resolution and covers 5000 feet x 5000 feet on the ground. Most counties are flown once every three years as part of a statewide cycle, with the flying season usually running from November through March. Occasionally imagery at 1/2-foot or 2-foot resolution is collected. This imagery is in State Plane projection and MrSid file format.

Digital Ortho Quarter Quad (DOQQ) A digital orthophoto quarter-quadrangle (DOQQ) is a digital image of an aerial photograph that has been ortho-rectified. DOQQs are 1-meter resolution and covers an area on the ground of 3.75-minutes longitude by 3.75-minutes latitude.
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High-resolution Images  various groups (water management districts) and other  since 2006 
usually every third year 
High-resolution imagery is most often 1-foot resolution and covers 5000 feet x 5000 feet on the ground. Most counties are flown once every three years as part of a statewide cycle, with the flying season usually running from November through March. Occasionally imagery at 1/2-foot or 2-foot resolution is collected. This imagery is in State Plane projection and MrSid file format. 
DOQQ 2004
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Color: RGB
Projection: UTM
Units: MT
Format: JPEG 2000
DOQQ 2004
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Color: RGB
Projection: UTM
Units: MT
Format: MrSID
DOQQ 2004
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Color: RGB
Projection: State Plane
Units: FT
Format: JPEG 2000
DOQQ 2004
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Color: RGB
Projection: State Plane
Units: FT
Format: MrSID
DOQQ 2004 
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Color: RGB
Projection: Albers
Units: MT
Format: JPEG 2000
DOQQ 2004 
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Color: RGB
Projection: Albers
Units: MT
Format: JPG
DOQQ 2004 
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Color: RGB
Projection: Albers
Units: MT
Format: MrSID
DOQQ 2004 
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Color: CIR
Projection: UTM
Units: MT
Format: JPEG 2000
DOQQ 2004 
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Color: CIR
Projection: Albers
Units: MT
Format: JPEG 2000
DOQQ 2004 
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Color: CIR
Projection: State Plane
Units: FT
Format: JPEG 2000
DOQQ 1999 
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Color: CIR
Projection: UTM
Units: MT
Format: MrSID
DOQQ 1999 
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Color: CIR
Projection: Albers
Units: MT
Format: JPG
DOQQ 1999 
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Color: CIR
Projection: State Plane
Units: FT
Format: MrSID
DOQQ 1995
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Color: CIR
Projection: Albers
Units: MT
Format: MrSID
DOQQ 1995
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Color: CIR
Projection: Albers
Units: MT
Format: JPG
Marion County Imagery Marion County  
 
Available through External Data section 


Data Type Group Responsible for Data Collection Date
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Certified Corners  FDEP Bureau of Survey and Mapping  1983 to present 
4-6 weeks 
Over 100,000 records 
Original Survey Notes  Government Land Office  1824 to ~1890s 
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The original survey of Florida beginning in 1824 
Original Survey Plats  Government Land Office  1824 to ~1890s 
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The original survey of Florida beginning in 1824 
Original Sales Plats  Government Land Office  ~1840 to early 1900s 
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The first transference of land from the State of Florida. GLO Survey Plats notated with State of Florida Land Sale Entries circa mid 1800's to early 1900's.


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Mean High Water Survey  FDEP Bureau of Survey and Mapping   
 
 
Erosion Control Line and Maps  FDEP Bureau of Survey and Mapping   
 
 
Published Tide Stations  NGS   
 
 
Coastal Construction Control Line  FDEP Beaches and Shores   
 
Digital representations of the legal descriptions for the Florida Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL). 
Tampa Bay Water Southwest Florida Water Management District   
 
Available through the Interactive Map 


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GPS Densification Project  FDEP Bureau of Survey and Mapping  1995 to present
Ongoing 
These survey drawings are the results of an on going project by the FDEP to extend the horizontal control network in Florida. This information has been submitted to the National Geodetic Survey (NGS) for publication. 
Unpublished FLDEP Benchmarks  FDEP Bureau of Survey and Mapping   
Quarterly 
Unadjusted field elevation data that is the result of differential leveling. This information has been submitted to NGS for adjustment and publication. 
Horizontal & Vertical Control Benchmarks  National Geodetic Survey  since 1970 
Quarterly 
 
Historical Horizontal & Vertical Control  U.S. Geological Survey  1940s 
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Third Order Horizontal and Vertical Control 
Historical Vertical Control  U.S. Geological Survey  1940s 
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Third Order Historical Vertical Control 
SWFWMD Benchmarks Southwest Florida Water Management District   
 
Available through the Interactive Map 
Brevard County Benchmarks Brevard County  
 
Available through External Data section 
Collier County Benchmarks Collier County  
 
Available through External Data section 
Charlotte County Benchmarks Charlotte County  
 
Available through External Data section 
Hillsborough County Benchmarks Hillsborough County  
 
Available through External Data section 
Lee County Benchmarks Lee County  
 
Available through External Data section 
Manatee County Benchmarks Manatee County  
 
Available through External Data section 
Miami-Dade County Benchmarks Miami-Dade County  
 
Available through External Data section 
Orange County Benchmarks Orange County  
 
Available through External Data section 
Pasco County Benchmarks Pasco County  
 
Available through External Data section 
St. Johns County Benchmarks St. Johns County  
 
Available through External Data section 
Sarasota County Benchmarks Sarasota County  
 
Available through External Data section 


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Digital Elevation Model (DEM) USGS 
 
A Digital Elevation Model (DEM) is a digital representation of the contours of the Earth's surface. The information is derived from elevation measurements at regularly spaced intervals. This data is published by the USGS and covers a 7.5-minute area with 10-meter and 30-meter resolution.
Original Digital Line Graph (DLG) USGS  1990s 
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The original DLGs were created from published quad sheets as they existed in 1990.
UTM - NAD 27 - Meters
Original Digital Line Graph (DLG) USGS  1990s 
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The DWG files are copies of USGS 1:24000 DLGs projected into the appropriate State Plane Coordinate Zones (NAD83) by FREAC under contract with The Division of State Lands and other agencies. The DWG files are intended for Auto-Cad users (the attributes are stripped).
State Plane - NAD83 - DWG Format
Latest Digital Line Graph (DLG) USGS 1990s 
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The original DLGs were created from published quad sheets as they existed in 1990.
Latest - UTM - NAD83 - Meters
Latest Digital Line Graph (DLG) USGS 1990s 
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The original DLGs were created from published quad sheets as they existed in 1990.
Latest - State Plane - NAD83 - Feet - Shapefile Format
Digital Raster Graphic (DRG) USGS The original Florida DRGs were made between 1951 and 1993.
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A digital raster graphic (DRG) is a scanned image of a U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) topographic map. The scanned image includes all map collar information.
Original - UTM - NAD27 - Meters
Digital Raster Graphic (DRG) Collars Removed USGS The original Florida DRGs were made between 1951 and 1993.
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A digital raster graphic (DRG) is a scanned image of a U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) topographic map. The collars have beem removed so the images fit together seamlessly.
State Plane - NAD83 - Feet - Collars Removed
Digital Raster Graphic (DRG) Collars Removed USGS The original Florida DRGs were made between 1951 and 1993.
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A digital raster graphic (DRG) is a scanned image of a U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) topographic map. The collars have beem removed so the images fit together seamlessly.
Albers - NAD83 - Meters - Collars Removed
Digital Raster Graphic (DRG) High-Resolution Scans USGS The original Florida DRGs were made between 1951 and 1993. Photorevised in the 1980s and 1990s.
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The USGS has performed high-resolution scanning on existing topo sheets. GeoPDF%copy; is used to present GIS and mapping data in a standard Adobe Systems PDF. The photorevision date appears in the file name.Complete information is located in the lower right-hand corner of the image. NOTE: These PDFs were created by the USGS, not LABINS.
Digital Raster Graphic (DRG) US Topo: The Next Generation of Topographic Maps USGS Florida DRGs were made between 1951 and 1993. For an exact year, consult the USGS DRG Survey Map Index.
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US Topo is the next generation of digital topographic maps from the U.S. Geological Survey. Arranged in the traditional 7.5-minute quadrangle format, digital US Topo maps are designed to look and feel like the traditional paper topographic maps for which the USGS is so well known. At the same time, US Topo maps provide modern technical advantages that support wider and faster public distribution and enable basic, on-screen geographic analysis for all users. Each US Topo map quadrangle is constructed in GeoPDF© format from key layers of geographic data found in The National Map: orthoimagery, roads, geographic names, contours, hydrographic features. These data were collected from local, State, Federal, and other sources.
Marion County GIS Data Marion County  
 
Available through External Data section 


Services Provided


Sometimes we know one piece of geographic information but we need to know more. The Geographic Profile compares multiple spatial datasets and provides detailed geographic information from just one piece of data.

Some datasets included are: county boundaries, city boundaries, USGS quads, township/range/section, Water Management Districts, and the Geographic Name Information System (GNIS).

Here are sample questions that can be answered:
  1. I have a latitude-longitude coordinate. In what county is it located?
  2. In which county is the USGS "Arredondo" quad located?
  3. In which quad is my U.S. National Grid (USNG) coordinate located?
  4. I need a list of airports in Escambia County.
  5. Is this UTM coordinate in the State Plane East zone?
  6. In which Water Management District is my property located?


There is a significant amount of GIS data being gathered in Florida by various organizations, with much of this data stored in various important service centers. The Metadata Clearinghouse serves as a system to assist GIS users in finding geospatial data in Florida.

The goal is to host the metadata, or information about the GIS data, and provide recognition to the organizations that own the data as the appropriate data steward.


For large data sets, LABINS data and imagery can be purchased on DVD or external hard drive.