What is the Berkeley County Street Atlas?

When was the last Street Atlas update?

Does your office sell the County Street Atlas?

Do you have data for other counties other than Berkeley County?

Do you have any maps available for free that can be download?

Do you have aerial photography and what is the pixel resolution?

Is it possible to obtain data or a map showing water lines, sewer lines or other utilities?

Is it possible to obtain a map showing FEMA flood data?

Can we purchase your data?

Is it possible to obtain a GIS map?

What sizes are your maps?

How much are maps and/or services?

What form of payments do you accept for your services?

How often do you update your data? (Internally not the website)

What is the Berkeley County Street Atlas?

The Berkeley County street atlas is the most complete and accurate source for finding your way around Berkeley County. It is a full color 8.5” x 11” spiral bound street atlas showing all the roads in Berkeley County with a complete index. Now in its 8th edition and updated annually our atlas contains 190 full-color map pages that show the location of schools, libraries, historic sites, boat landings subdivisions and many other points of interest.

When was the last Street Atlas update?

Our most current street atlas is the February 2012 edition.

Does your office sell the County Street Atlas?

Yes, our office sells them for $15 each. Please give us a call or stop by our office if you would like one.

Do you have data for other counties other than Berkeley County?

Berkeley County GIS does not have other county data available. You should contact the pertinent county that you wish to obtain information about.

Do you have any maps available for free that can be downloaded?

Yes, we have some of our most requested maps available for download as a PDF document at the download maps page.

Do you have aerial photography and what is the pixel resolution?

Yes, we have aerial color/infrared photography available from 2011, 2006, 2004, 1999 and 1995. The pixel resolution for the 2011 color photography is 0.84 feet. The pixel resolution for the 2006 color photography is 1.64 feet. The 2004 color photography have a pixel resolution of 1 foot for rural and 6 inch for urban areas. We also have infrared photography that was flown by SCDNR in 2006 and 1999 with pixels of approximately 3 feet. Finally, we have black and white photography that was flown in 1995 with a pixel resolution of 2 feet. All sets of photography can be seen with our Internet Mapping Services.

Is it possible to obtain data or a map showing water lines, sewer lines or other utilities?

BCGIS does not distribute this information. Please contact the pertinent service provider in the area you are interested in for maps and data. Berkeley County Water and Sanitation has allowed us to display some of their GIS information on our GIS Internet Mapping Services.

Is it possible to obtain a map showing FEMA flood data?

BCGIS does not produce maps showing FEMA flood data. Flood map requests are handled through Berkeley County's Flood Plain Manager under Codes Enforcement.

Can we purchase your data?

Yes, you can purchase our data. Please see our GIS PRICES page and look for the DIGITAL DATA section for more details.

Is it possible to obtain a GIS map?

Absolutely! If we have the GIS data then we would be happy to assist you. The best thing to do is to contact Berkeley County's GIS Department. The GIS Department's information can be located HERE.

What sizes are your maps?

Most of our map sizes are located on the GIS PRICES page. We can also make custom sizes with prices that fall within the same range as our standard sizes.

How much are maps and/or services?

Most of our mapping and service prices can be located on the GIS PRICES page.

What form of payments do you accept for your services?

We can accept cash or checks. We cannot accept credit or debit cards.

How often do you update your data? (Internally not the website)

This varies depending on the GIS Data Layer itself. Certain GIS Data Layers are updated as needed some are not. Layers such as our property parcels, zoning, streets, physical address points, and municipal boundaries are updated on a daily basis.