KGIS, in partnership with the Jefferson County, TN GIS Consortium Board, is pleased to announce its newest website: http://www.jeffersoncogis.org/, providing users with map and property information for all of Jefferson County, Tennessee, including the municipalities of Jefferson City, Dandridge, Baneberry, New Market and White Pine. Links to GIS websites for other counties in the greater Knoxville area can be found here. Feb. 6, 2007

KGIS, in partnership with the Jefferson County, TN GIS Consortium Board, is pleased to announce its newest website: http://www.jeffersoncogis.org/, providing users with map and property information for all of Jefferson County, Tennessee, including the municipalities of Jefferson City, Dandridge, Baneberry, New Market and White Pine. Links to GIS websites for other counties in the greater Knoxville area can be found here. Feb. 6, 2007

Parcel number text, land hooks, and property dimensions are now viewable within the Base Theme of the KNOXnetWhere? interactive mapping site. When the user "zooms in" to a subdivision for instance, the parcel number and land hook features automatically display on the map. If the user continues to "zoom in" more closely to a particular parcel,  the property line dimensions then become visible.  Jan. 17, 2007

Parcel number text, land hooks, and property dimensions are now viewable within the Base Theme of the KNOXnetWhere? interactive mapping site. When the user "zooms in" to a subdivision for instance, the parcel number and land hook features automatically display on the map. If the user continues to "zoom in" more closely to a particular parcel, the property line dimensions then become visible.  Jan. 17, 2007

The 2007 Tennessee Geographic Information Council (TNGIC) Annual Conference, scheduled for April 17th-18th in the Chattanooga Convention Center, promises record high attendance, with over 400 expected attendees and 40+ vendors. Two keynotes this year will focus on GIS's role in hydrography/water modeling and E-commerce's increasing use of GIS. Check out the Conference webpage and make reservations now. (Additional Training opportunities also available: one on Mobile GIS Fundamentals and the other on ESRI's ArcGIS Server product)   Dec. 21, 2006