Welcome to the Town of Newington G.I.S. web page. Geographic Information Systems (G.I.S.) integrate hardware, software and data for capturing, managing, analyzing and displaying all forms of geographically referenced information. The Town of Newington first implemented a Geographic Information System in 2000 utilizing ESRI ArcView and ArcInfo products and ArcIMS technology. It has evolved into the ArcGIS Server and Spatial Data Engine (S.D.E.) products for providing highly advanced web based products used by many departments in Town Hall.

The G.I.S. Services Division, based in the Town Department of Information Technology, is responsible for development and maintenance of the Town-wide mapping system.  This includes data maintenance and acquisition, special mapping projects for Town events, maintenance of Assessors mapping, and general map development and support for Town departments.

• What is a Geographic Information System (G.I.S.)?
• How is G.I.S. used?
• What is and when is "National G.I.S. Day"?
• *NEW* Connecticut Environmental Conditions Data On-Line 
• MAKE A FREE CUTSOM G.I.S. CENSUS MAP!

Map Library

"Yeah- we have the map for that..."

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Fema Flood Zones	Recreation Facilities	Town Cultural Character
Fire Stations	Refuse Collection	Town Plan of Conservation & Development Maps
Land Use	School Boundaries	USGS Topographic Map
Newington 1869	Street Index	Voting Locations
Newington 1934	Transportation	Wetland Boundaries
		Zoning Boundaries (color)  (Black & White)

Click on the image below to view the Parcel Maps

200 Scale Wetland Maps

Favorite GIS Web pages

For all G.I.S. inquiries - Thad Dymkowski, GIS Technician (860) - 665 - 8592   tdymkowski@newingtonct.gov