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State Data Center: Maps

Maps are an integral part of each Decennial Census and obtaining Census data.  A specific geography needs to be selected before the necessary data can be found.  In many instances the geography is known, but sometimes it is necessary to locate on a map the correct geography.  The Data Center collection includes many maps, most published since the 1970 Census.  There are maps previous to that date, too, although the dates of publication are intermittent.

The Census Bureau provides maps showing political subdivisions:

  • United States
  • Regions
  • States
  • Counties
  • Townships
  • Cities and Towns
  • Voting Districts/Precincts

The Census Bureau also provides maps showing statistical geography as designated by the Census Bureau:

  • Metropolitan Statistical Areas
  • Urbanized Areas
  • Enumeration Districts (Historical)
  • Block Numbering Areas (Historical)
  • Tracts
  • Block Groups
  • Blocks

Data are provided for the Census statistical geography as well as all political geography.

The State Data Center can print the oversized maps (36' x 34") from the 1990 and 2000 Censuses.  The maps are $5.00 a sheet.  You can find the same Census Block Maps and Census Tract Maps on the Census Bureau web site.  On request we will print Census maps for any state for:

  • Census Tracts
  • Census Blocks
  • Townships
  • Cities and Towns
  • Urbanized Areas
  • Urban Clusters

Determine the Census 2000 tract number for a specific address using the American Factfinder.

The United States Census Bureau is conducting the 2003 Boundary and Annexation Survey (BAS) to update the information it has about the legal boundaries, names, governmental status, and types of municipalities in the United States.

Also available for Indiana are the House, Senate and Congressional Districts created after the 2000 Census.

See also Indiana GIS Initiative (Interactive On-line Maps from all over Indiana)