GIS Division

Hello, Citizens of Monroe County!

Monroe County Government is pleased to provide this GIS website as a free value-added service for residents of the County. If you experience any difficulties using this site, please email the GIS Coordinator at gis@co.monroe.in.us or call (812) 349-2048 for assistance. User comments are greatly appreciated and needed in order to maintain a user-friendly site.

Thank You!

Services:

The Monroe County GIS Division provides the following services:

• We work with all County Departments for all of their data analysis, mapping, and data visualization needs
• We provide the public with assistance in using our GIS Division webpage and navigating our Beacon site
• Assist the public with property questions related to parcel lines, address points, etc., and help direct them to the appropriate resource
• We design custom web applications for local organizations, such as the Monroe County Public Library

FAQ:

• Q: Is Beacon the Monroe County GIS Division?
• A: No. Beacon is a software developed and maintained by Schnieder Geospatial, who host our data. We can assist users in navigating the site, but we are not responsible for the functionality or appearance of Beacon. We encourage users to utilize Beacon, but to also visit our GIS Division website here.
• Q: What happened to Elevate?
• A: Elevate like Beacon was a software maintained by Schnieder Geospatial. Elevate was deprecated in the winter of 2024 as Schneider migrated their services to their Beacon platform.
• Q: What do I do if I notice that the data on Beacon appears to be incorrect?
• A: Contact us! We can help identify the issue and help you get it fixed.

GIS DISCLAIMER: Monroe County does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of the information contained herein and disclaims any and all liability resulting from any error or omission in this map.

The lines and corners represented by GIS do not represent legal boundaries. Users should not rely on them for any purpose other than a low-accuracy approximation of the location of lines or corners. They are of limited precision and are simply graphic representations developed for the county’s limited purposes. By law, the legal boundaries of a parcel are a function of (1) the law, (2) evidence on the ground, and (3) the written deed description or subdivision plat. Only a registered land surveyor is trained and licensed to locate boundary lines.

This website contains land records that date back to the 19th century. Some records may, therefore, contain language that is insensitive and unacceptable by today’s standards. Restrictions on the conveyance of property based on race, color, religion, sex, familial status or national origin are in violation of federal and state law and are legally unenforceable.