New Jersey's geographic information network open data hub, providing authoritative statewide GIS layers, imagery, and parcels.
NJGIN Open Data is the New Jersey Geographic Information Network's open data hub, the State of New Jersey's central source for authoritative statewide geospatial data. It centralizes layers maintained by state agencies on an ArcGIS-based platform.
Coverage includes parcels, orthoimagery, elevation, transportation, hydrography, and administrative boundaries, available as downloads and live ArcGIS services. It is the authoritative state-level source for New Jersey GIS data.
The New Jersey Geographic Information Network (NJGIN) coordinates the state’s geospatial data; its open data hub publishes authoritative statewide layers.
Yes. NJGIN serves a statewide parcels layer along with imagery, elevation, and base layers.
Through downloads (Shapefile, GeoJSON) and live ArcGIS feature and imagery services.
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