The State of Tennessee's GIS Services department (within the Strategic Technology Solutions (STS) division) has developed an interactive map of the COVID-19 Cases and the Assessment Sites covering all the counties of the State, and as coordinated via the Tennessee State Department of Health. 

KGIS has created a new COVID-19 Maps & GIS Resources page designed to provide access (and links) to various maps (and GIS resources) pertaining to the COVID-19 pandemic, and especially relevant to Knoxville and Knox County. The information gathered on this page comes from other publicly-accessible websites hosted by federal, state and local organizations. In general, KGIS relies upon the Knox County Health Department website for the latest, and most authoritative guidance. 

MPC has updated the Traffic Count data and you can see the new information for 2016 on KGIS Maps, click on the Traffic Counts under Other Maps. For more on the Traffic Counts click here to go to MPC Traffic Counts.

The Office of Neighborhoods (OON) is proud to announce the launch of a Neighborhood Groups map layer on KGIS. With support from KGIS and the City of Knoxville’s Engineering Department, OON was able to map the boundaries of approximately 100 neighborhood groups throughout the city.

Also, KGIS and OON have created the “Neighborhood Groups Viewer” --- an application that allows the site visitor to get a bird’s eye view of neighborhood group boundaries, search for groups, import other map layers, and perform other functions. For tips on using the Viewer, click on the “Help” button and download the PDF document.

The  City of Knoxville's Engineering & Public Works department has unveiled a new Capital Improvements map application highlighting the locations of current construction and design projects. The application is based upon Google Maps, and provides hyperlinks to PDF documents further describing the scope of each project. KUB also provides an interactive map (based upon the same mapping technology as KGIS) highlighting its larger capital Construction Projects. (click here for more information)