Applications and County data is viewable through various options listed below.

Applications
	County Land Explorer Interactive web mapping application to query and map County land record data. More About...		Road Construction Viewer View road construction projects and opt in/out for notifications.
	Tabular Parcel Lookup Search tabular parcel information and pay taxes.		Google Earth Use Google Earth to view County land record data.
	Tax Forfiet Land Sales   Interactive mapping application provides detials on upcoming and available tax forfeit land sales.		Flood Damage Viewer   View St. Louis County flood damage location information. Flood Resource Center
	Maps-on-Demand   Interactive application provides ability to query and print predefined scaled maps to assist communities recover efforts.		Township Maps Print Township Poster size wall maps to plan your recover and rebuilding efforts.
	Crime Mapping Search Crime Data in St. Louis County.		Search Certificate of Survey & Half Section Search a database of Half Section Maps and Certificate of Survey.
	Search Subdivision Plats  Search a database of scanned subdivision plats.	Tax Forfeit Land Sales Northland Prospector City of Hibbing GIS Mapping

GIS Organizations

Regional GIS & Mapping Resources

City of Duluth
Zoning Maps, Trails & Maps

Arrowhead Regional Development Commission
Duluth-Superior Metropolitan Interstate Council

City of Superior/Douglas County, WI
GIS Department

Carlton County
Parcel Information System

Education

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