Michigan's statewide GIS open data hub, providing authoritative boundaries, transportation, environment, and imagery layers.
Michigan GIS Open Data is the State of Michigan's ArcGIS-based open data hub for authoritative statewide geospatial data. It centralizes layers maintained by state agencies for public access.
Coverage includes administrative boundaries, transportation, hydrography, environment, and imagery, available as downloads (Shapefile, GeoJSON) and live feature/imagery services. It is the authoritative state-level source for Michigan GIS data.
It is built on ArcGIS Hub, offering downloads and live ArcGIS feature and imagery services.
Boundaries, transportation, hydrography, environmental, and imagery layers for Michigan.
Yes. The state publishes the data for free public use; review individual layer terms.
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