Site Address Points both current and historical for Kitsap County and all Cities. This is a central data repository updated daily by the address technicians of each jurisdiction. The (KSAM) Kitsap Address Management Web Editing application is used to both validate and provide the address data owners with direct edit access to this feature class.
Permit Data
Non-commercial use
Land Data
Non-commercial use only
LIS Real Property Sales
Non-commercial use
A denormalized view of CAMA (Computer Aided Mass Appraisal) data.
Non-commercial use
The GEOHAZARDS feature class is a union of the DNR & Natural Resource Conservation Service's (SCS) 1980 Soil Survey for Kitsap County and the soil STABILITY classification from the 1979 \"Quaternary Geology and Stratigraphy of Kitsap County\" thesis work by Jerald Deeter. The original Stability coverage was obtained by digitizing the \"Slope Stability Map of Kitsap County\" from the Deeter thesis. This work was performed by Kitsap County GIS. Accuracy and precision standards used for digitizing are unknown. Spatial accuracy is fairly good at small scales, however, accuracy diminishes as the scale increases. Horizontal displacement is quite noticeable along shorelines when comparison of physical features such as estuaries and peninsulas are observed along side imagery. Displacement ranges between 60 to 200 feet at different locations. The DNR/NRCS soil survey mapping project was originally published on paper maps in 1980. The mapped soil delineations were digitized by DNR and transferred into the DNR GIS system in 1998. Spatial accuracy of the original soils coverage is quite good and can be used at medium scales. However, displacement is noticeable in some areas along shorelines and varies in degree. Limitations of this data set are multiplied due to the spatial accuracy and constrains of the originating data layers. This data set is useful for general area characteristics at medium to small scales (on large geographical areas), but not for characteristic determinations at large scales (on small and site specific geographical areas). This Layer is a subselection of the orginal data set, the selection criteria used on the attributes varied. For Geologic Hazardous Areas the selection was- \"STABILITY = 'U' OR STABILITY = 'Uos' OR STABILITY = 'Urs' AND SLOPE_MIN >= 30\". For Geological Areas of Concern with slopes >15% w/springs & groundwater the selection was- \"IDENTIFIER = 3 OR 16 OR 25 OR 41 OR 53 OR 57 OR 61\" For Geological Areas of Concern with Highly erodible/potential of high erodibility the selection was- \"STABILITY = 'S' AND IDENTIFIER = 3 OR 10 OR 17 OR 21 OR 25 OR 26 OR 27 OR 31 OR 46 OR 48 OR 53 OR 54 OR 9 OR 13 OR 16 OR 20 OR 30 OR 36 OR 41 OR 47 OR 57 OR 61\" For Geological Areas of Concern with Intermediate Slope Stability the selection was- \"STABILITY = 'I'\" For Geological Areas of Concern with Unstabel slopes < 30% the selection was- \"STABILITY= 'U' OR 'Uos' OR 'Urs' AND SLOPE_MIN < 30\" **This data cannot and may not be used for or relied upon for site-specific evaluations, nor as a substitute for a field survey. - NOTE: The original Deeter work contained an \"Io\" stability value, which was a subcategory of Intermediate slopes. This subcategory was created and used by Deeter for those Intermediate slopes that were in excess of 30 percent grade which, at the time, had applicable on-site sewage disposal system restrictions per WAC 248-96 (Deeter). As these regulations no longer apply, the \"Io\" subcategory was removed, leaving all Intermediate slopes under the Intermediate (I) stability value. -
Tax Parcels
This data set is the Kitsap County Zoning Designations. Kitsap County Comprehensive Planning Map Series This map represents the Land Use Map for Kitsap County's Comprehensive Plan as approved by the Kitsap County Board of Commissioners for submittal to the State of Washington pursuant to the Washington State Growth Management Act (RCW 36.70A) on May 7, 1998. The shaded land use designations are defined in the text of the Land Use Element available from the Department of Community Development. NOTE: This map was developed for general land use planning purposes. The user of this map must assume responsibility for determining its suitability for other purposes. Amendments: February 8, 1999 Forest Resource Lands; April 19, 1999 Suquamish Rural Village; May 10, 1999 Modified Joint Planning Area; July 21, 1999 Port Gamble Rural Historic Town; June 10, 2002 Manchester Community Plan; June 10, 2002 Ord No. 274-2002 (Comp Plan Amendments); September 8, 2003 Res No. 168-2003 (Map Corrections); December 8, 2003 Ord No. 311-2003 (Comp Plan Amendments); October 25, 2004 George's Corner Commercial LAMIRD; October 25, 2004 Ord No. 326-2004 (Comp Plan Amendments); December 22, 2005 Ord No. 352-2005 (Comp Plan Amendments); December 11, 2006 Ord No. 370-2006 (10-Year Update); June 11, 2007 Ord No. 384-2007 Repeal of Urban Holding Zone (UHA); November 19, 2007 Ord No. 402-2007 Keyport LAMIRD; December 31, 2007 Ord No. 405-2007 Comprehensive Plan Amendments; October 13, 2008 Ord No. 414-2008 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments; December 23, 2008 Ord No. 420-2008 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments; December 14, 2009 Ord No. 443-2009 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments; December 15, 2010 Ord No. 467-2010 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments; December 15, 2010 Ord No. 467-2010 Type III LAMIRDS; August 31, 2012 Ord No. 493-2012 Urban Growth Area - Remand; January 15, 2014 Ord No. 511-2013 Gorst Watershed Plan; June 30, 2016 Ord No, 534-2016 Comprehensive Plan 10-year update; March 12, 2018 Ord No. 553-2018 Rezone; December 10, 2018 Ord No. 565-2018 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments; November 25, 2019 Ord No. 583-2019 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendment (Repeal of 565-2018); April 27, 2020 Ord No. 587-2020 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments; November 21, 2021 Ord No. 603-2021 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments; December 13, 2021 Res No. 232-2021 Development Agreement/Zoning Amendments; January 10, 2022 Ord No. 609-2022 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments; April 14, 2022 Ord No. 612-2022, Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments; November 13, 2023 Ord No. 628-2023 Rezone, Comprehensive Plan Update: December 16, 2024 Ord No. 637-2024
Kitsap County Copyright (2011)
Tax parcel boundaries
What is the Shoreline Master Program (SMP)?
In 1971, the people of the State of Washington voted for the Shoreline Management Act (SMA).
The SMA has three primary purposes:
1) To protect ecological functions;
2) To accommodate appropriate uses; and
3) To maintain public access.
The Shoreline Master Program (SMP) implements the policies of the SMA at the local level by regulating use and development along shorelines. The Department of Ecology is responsible for ensuring that the local SMP is consistent with intent of the SMA, and has final approval authority.
Kitsap County's SMP
Kitsap County has approximately 216 miles of marine shoreline, 54 miles of lake shoreline and 22 miles of river and stream shoreline, for a total of 292 miles of shoreline which fall under SMP jurisdiction for unincorporated Kitsap County. Kitsap County's first SMP was adopted in 1976, and most recently updated in 1999. In 2003, the state issued new guidelines for updating local SMPs that each jurisdiction must follow (WAC 173-26). As such, this update is the first major overhaul of the SMP in nearly 40 years. In that time period, new science and information has become available and shoreline health is better understood.
SMP Contents
The SMP includes:
- Shoreline Environment Designations
- General Goals and Policies
- Permit Provisions, Review and Enforcement
- Shoreline Use and Modification Requirements and Development Standards
- Uses: Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Agriculture, Aquaculture, Recreation, etc.
- Modifications: Mooring Structures (piers and docks), Shoreline Stabilization (bulkheads), etc.
- Appendices:
- Inventory and Characterization Report
- Shoreline Environment Designations Map
Kitsap County Shoreline Master Program Update Fact Sheet January 2012
- Restoration Plan
- Cumulative Impact Analysis / No Net Loss Report.
What the SMP Update Means to you
If you are a shoreline property owner:
- Legally established existing development is recognized as \"conforming\" and may be repaired and replaced in most cases
- New or expanded development may have different permitting requirements
- The shoreline environment designation and/or buffer may have changed to better reflect current conditions and changes in the new Guidelines (WAC 173-26)
- Restoration Plan provides further opportunities for voluntary restoration actions.
If you are a citizen of Kitsap County, or utilize Kitsap County shorelines:
- Program must ensure that there is no further degradation to the Shorelines of the State (all of SMP jurisdiction) and their resources.
- Promotes public access, including views, where possible through incentives and requirements.
- Protects recreational opportunities such as navigation on the water.
For more information and to review the Draft SMP Update, please visit
www.kitsapshoreline.org
Safekeeping Washington's shores
Washington has about 28,000 miles of shorelines - more than the distance around the Earth.
Our shorelines include both quiet breeding areas for blue-ribbon trout and areas where 30-foot waves build and carry away beaches. This wild, dynamic nature of shorelines draws us to the water's edge.
Managing our use and development of shorelines is important. It helps us to preserve what we value and protect life and property. Sharing and caring for shorelines is everyone's responsibility.
section-township-range lines in Kitsap County
section polygons in accordance with Public Land Survey System
Kitsap County Shoreline
Non-commercial use only
simple polygon feature that outlines the land contained in Kitsap County
This data set is the Kitsap County Comprehensive Plan Designations. Kitsap County Comprehensive Planning Map Series This map represents the Land Use Map for Kitsap County's Comprehensive Plan as approved by the Kitsap County Board of Commissioners for submittal to the State of Washington pursuant to the Washington State Growth Management Act (RCW 36.70A) on May 7, 1998. The shaded land use designations are defined in the text of the Land Use Element available from the Department of Community Development. NOTE: This map was developed for general land use planning purposes. The user of this map must assume responsibility for determining its suitability for other purposes. Amendments: February 8, 1999 Forest Resource Lands April 19, 1999 Suquamish Rural Village May 10, 1999 Modified Joint Planning Area July 21, 1999 Port Gamble Rural Historic Town June 10, 2002 Manchester Community Plan June 10, 2002 Ord No. 274-2002 (Comp Plan Amendments) September 8, 2003 Res No. 168-2003 (Map Corrections) December 8, 2003 Ord No. 311-2003 (Comp Plan Amendments) October 25, 2004 George's Corner Commercial LAMIRD October 25, 2004 Ord No. 326-2004 (Comp Plan Amendments) December 22, 2005 Ord No. 352-2005 (Comp Plan Amendments) December 11, 2006 Ord No. 370-2006 (10-Year Update) June 11, 2007 Ord No. 383-2007 Repeal of Industrial Multi-Purpose Recreation Area (IMPRA) November 19, 2007 Ord No. 402-2007 Keyport Community Plan December 31, 2007 Ord No. 405-2007 Comprehensive Plan Amendments October 13, 2008 Ord No. 414-2008 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments December 23, 2008 Ord No. 420-2008 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments December 14, 2009 Ord No. 443-2009 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments December 15, 2010 Ord No. 467-2010 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments December 15, 2010 Ord No. 467-2010 Type III LAMIRDS August 31, 2012 Ord No. 493-2012 Urban Growth Area - Remand January 15, 2014 Ord No. 511-2013 Gorst Watershed Plan; June 30, 2016 Ord No, 534-2016 Comprehensive Plan 10-year update; March 12, 2018 Ord No. 553-2018 Rezone; December 10, 2018 Ord No. 565-2018 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments; November 25, 2019 Ord No. 583-2019 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendment (Repeal of 565-2018); April 27, 2020 Ord No. 587-2020 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments; November 21, 2021 Ord No. 603-2021 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments; December 13, 2021 Res No. 232-2021 Development Agreement/Zoning Amendments; January 10, 2022 Ord No. 609-2022 Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments; April 14, 2022 Ord No. 612-2022, Comprehensive Plan/Zoning Amendments; November 13, 2023 Ord No. 628-2023 Rezone, Comprehensive Plan Update: December 16, 2024 Ord No. 637-2024
Kitsap County Copyright (2006)
Critical Aquifer Recharge Areas means those land areas that contain hydrogeologic conditions that facilitate aquifer recharge and/or transmit contaminants to an underlying aquifer. Critical aquifer recharge areas under this title may be established based on general criteria, specifically designated due to special circumstances, or based on scientific studies and mapping efforts. Factors considered in the identification of critical aquifer recharge areas include depth to water table, presence of highly permeable soils (specifically Group A Hydrologic Soils), presence of flat terrain, and the presence of more permeable surficial geology. Category II critical aquifer recharge areas are areas that provide recharge effects to aquifers that are current or potentially will become potable water supplies and are vulnerable to contamination based on the type of land use activity. Category II critical aquifer recharge areas include:
1. Highly Permeable Soils (Group A Hydrologic Soils).
2. Areas above shallow aquifers and/or surface areas which are not separated from the underlying aquifers by an impermeable layer that provides adequate protections from contamination to the aquifer(s) below.
3. Areas above the Vashon Aquifer. Surface areas above the Vashon Aquifer which are not separated from the underlying aquifers by a poorly permeable layer that provides adequate protections to preclude the proposed land use from contaminating the Vashon aquifer below. Vashon aquifers in Kitsap County are typically mapped as \"Qva\" (Vashon advance aquifer) or \"Qvr\" (Vashon recessional aquifer) on geologic maps.
4. Areas with high concentration of potable water supply wells.
Determination of fitness for use lies with the user, as does the responsiblity for understanding the accuracy and limitations of this map and data. There is no guarantee or warranty to its accuracy as to labeling, placement or location of any geographic features present on this map. These data are intended for informational purposes only, and should not be considered authoritative for engineering, navigational, surveying, and other site-specific uses. Kitsap County assumes no legal liability arising from the use of this map in a manner not consistent with the original intent. In no event shall Kitsap County be liable for damages of any kind, including loss of anticipated benefits arising from the use of this map and data.
Critical Aquifer Recharge Areas means those land areas that contain hydrogeologic conditions that facilitate aquifer recharge and/or transmit contaminants to an underlying aquifer. Critical aquifer recharge areas under this title may be established based on general criteria, specifically designated due to special circumstances, or based on scientific studies and mapping efforts. Factors considered in the identification of critical aquifer recharge areas include depth to water table, presence of highly permeable soils (specifically Group A Hydrologic Soils), presence of flat terrain, and the presence of more permeable surficial geology. Category I critical aquifer recharge areas are those areas where the potential for certain land use activities to adversely affect groundwater is high. Category I critical aquifer recharge areas include: 1. Areas inside the five-year time of travel zone for Group A water system wells, calculated in accordance with the Washington State Well Head Protection Program. 2. Areas inside the ten-year time of travel zones in wellhead protection areas when the well draws its water from an aquifer that is at or above sea level and is overlain by permeable soils without an underlying protective impermeable layer. 3. Areas identified as Significant Recharge Areas due to special circumstances or identified in accordance with WAC 365-190-080 (2) (c) as aquifer areas of significant potable water supply with susceptibility to groundwater contamination, including but not limited to the following: a. Hansville Significant Recharge Area. The Hansville aquifer is a significant potable water supply that is highly susceptible to the introduction of pollutants. Additional information regarding this aquifer is available from the Kitsap Public Utility District. b. Seabeck Significant Recharge Area. The Seabeck aquifer is a significant potable water supply that is being developed for use in central and north Kitsap County. Additional information regarding this aquifer is available from the Kitsap Public Utility District. c. Island Lake Significant Recharge Area. The Island Lake aquifer is a significant potable water supply for the Silverdale area. Additional information regarding this aquifer is available from the Silverdale Water District. d. Gorst Significant Recharge Area. Aquifers in the Gorst basin are highly susceptible to the introduction of pollutants and provide significant potable water supplies for the City of Bremerton. e. Poulsbo Significant Recharge Area. The Poulsbo aquifer is highly susceptible to the introduction of pollutants and provides a significant potable water supply for the Kitsap Public Utility District and City of Poulsbo. 4. The department may add, reclassify or remove critical aquifer recharge areas based on additional information about areas of significant potable water supply with susceptibility to groundwater contamination or based on changes to sole source aquifers or wellhead protection areas as identified in wellhead protection programs
Determination of fitness for use lies with the user, as does the responsiblity for understanding the accuracy and limitations of this map and data. There is no guarantee or warranty to its accuracy as to labeling, placement or location of any geographic features present on this map. These data are intended for informational purposes only, and should not be considered authoritative for engineering, navigational, surveying, and other site-specific uses. Kitsap County assumes no legal liability arising from the use of this map in a manner not consistent with the original intent. In no event shall Kitsap County be liable for damages of any kind, including loss of anticipated benefits arising from the use of this map and data.
Zip Code Boundaries for Kitsap County
See 'Purpose' for an explanation of the limitations of this data set.
Water district boundaries within Kitsap County. Boundaries were obtained from the jurisdiction and used to generate the present data set to be spatially accurate and adjusted to the county's parcel base map. Utility boundaries will be updated as annexations occur, and adjusted as needed to the parcel map.
Data is not intended for verification of or identification of legal city boundaries. This data is intended for general mapping purposes.
This data layer was created to show the Kitsap County voting precincts based on 2020 Federal Census/Redistricting. Precinct boundaries updated November 2023.
Data is not intended for verification of or identification of legal boundaries. This data is intended for general mapping purposes.
Utility district boundaries within Kitsap County. Boundaries were obtained from the jurisdiction and used to generate the present data set to be spatially accurate and adjusted to the county's parcel base map. Utility boundaries will be updated as annexations occur, and adjusted as needed to the parcel map.
Data is not intended for verification of or identification of legal boundaries. This data is intended for general mapping purposes.
USGS Quarter Quadrants
Non-commercial use only
Storm valve is a point layer that depicts valves in the stormwater valve system of the Kitsap County Stormwater system.
Storm basin is a polygon layer that depicts drainage basins of the stormwater basin system of the Kitsap County Stormwater system.
Outfalls is a point layer that depicts outfalls of the Kitsap County stormwater conveyance system to a receiving water or other jurisdiction.
Storm Lid is a polygon layer that depicts low imparct development of the stormwater lid system of the Kitsap County Stormwater system.
Storm flood plain is a polygon layer that depicts flood plains of the stormwater flood plains system of the Kitsap County Stormwater system.
Storm conveyance is a line layer that depicts underground gravity pipes of the stormwater conveyance system of the Kitsap County Stormwater system.
Storm catch basin is a point layer that depicts catch bains of the stormwater conveyance system of the Kitsap County Stormwater system.
The data was created from available public records, existing map sources and is verified using field surveys as resources permit. Kitsap County makes no guarantee, express or implied as to the accuracy of this data, any use should be field verified using the appropriate method for the intended use.
Surface Geology
Street Centerline data for the entire County including the Cities. Main features include the names of the streets and the address ranges utilized by E-911.
\"Quaternary Geology and Stratigraphy of Kitsap County\", - Jerald Deeter 1979 thesis (WWU). The original slope stability coverage was obtained by digitizing the \"Slope Stability Map of Kitsap County\" from the Deeter 1979 thesis. This work was performed by Kitsap County GIS. Accuracy and precision standards used for digitizing are unknown. Spatial accuracy is fairly good at small scales, however, accuracy diminishes as the scale increases. Horizontal displacement is quite noticeable along shorelines when comparison of physical features such as estuaries and peninsulas are observed along side imagery. Displacement ranges between 60 to 200 feet at different locations. Limitations of this data set are multiplied due to the spatial accuracy and constrains of the originating data and the digitizing process. This data set is useful for general area characteristics at medium to small scales (on large geographical areas), but not for characteristic determinations at large scales (on small and site specific geographical areas). **This data cannot and may not be used for or relied upon for site-specific evaluations, nor as a substitute for a field survey. - NOTE: The original Deeter work contained an \"Io\" stability value, which was a subcategory of Intermediate slopes. This subcategory was created and used by Deeter for those Intermediate slopes that were in excess of 30 percent grade which, at the time, had applicable on-site sewage disposal system restrictions per WAC 248-96 (Deeter). As these regulations no longer apply, the \"Io\" subcategory was removed, leaving all Intermediate slopes under the Intermediate (I) stability value. -
Shorelines outside of Kitsap County
ServiceArea is a shape layer that depicts the areas in the county in which properties are alowed to connect to the Kitsap County Sewer System. I contains a number of historical service areas as well as current ones.
The data was created from available public records, existing map sources and is verified using field surveys as resources permit. Kitsap County makes no guarantee, express or implied as to the accuracy of this data, any use should be field verified using the appropriate method for the intended use.
Manholes is a point layer that depicts manholes of the wastewater conveyance system of the Kitsap County Wastewater system.
The data was created from available public records, existing map sources and is verified using field surveys as resources permit. Kitsap County makes no guarantee, express or implied as to the accuracy of this data, any use should be field verified using the appropriate method for the intended use.
Gravity Main is a line layer that depicts underground gravity pipes of the wastewater conveyance system of the Kitsap County Wastewater system.
The data was created from available public records, existing map sources and is verified using field surveys as resources permit. Kitsap County makes no guarantee, express or implied as to the accuracy of this data, any use should be field verified using the appropriate method for the intended use.
Forcemain is a line layer that depicts underground pressure pipes of the wastewater conveyance system of the Kitsap County Wastewater system.
The data was created from available public records, existing map sources and is verified using field surveys as resources permit. Kitsap County makes no guarantee, express or implied as to the accuracy of this data, any use should be field verified using the appropriate method for the intended use.
Structure is a point layer that depicts wetwells and Treatment Plants of the wastewater conveyance system of the Kitsap County Wastewater system.
The data was created from available public records, existing map sources and is verified using field surveys as resources permit. Kitsap County makes no guarantee, express or implied as to the accuracy of this data, any use should be field verified using the appropriate method for the intended use.
Sewer district boundaries within Kitsap County. Boundaries were obtained from the jurisdiction and used to generate the present data set to be spatially accurate and adjusted to the county's parcel base map.
Data is not intended for verification of or identification of legal boundaries. This data is intended for general mapping purposes.
Cleanout is a point layer that depicts sewer cleanouts of the Kitsap County Wastewater system.
The data was created from available public records, existing map sources and is verified using field surveys as resources permit. Kitsap County makes no guarantee, express or implied as to the accuracy of this data, any use should be field verified using the appropriate method for the intended use.
Public Land Survey Sections
School locations in a point feature.
School district boundaries within Kitsap County. Boundaries were obtained from the jurisdiction and used to generate the present data set to be spatially accurate and adjusted to the county's parcel base map.
Data is not intended for verification of or identification of legal boundaries. This data is intended for general mapping purposes.
This soils feature class is a cleaned and edited version of WA Department of Natural Resources and Soil Conservation Service soils coverage for Washington State received in December of 2000. Soil polygons were merged to eliminate township lines from original coverage after its convertion to a feature class. Slivers, overlaps, and other topological discrepancies were cleaned, and DNR soil map unit names and identifier symbol ('IDENTIFIER') were added to the attribute table. Polygons were subsequently dissolved by 'Identifier', and associated info lookup tables (SOILS_CLASS, SOILS_COMPLX, SOILS_COMB, SOILS_MAIN, SOILS_PFLG) then joined to the polygon attribute table. _____________________________________________________________________________ Information for the soils data layer was derived from the Private Forest Land Grading system (PFLG) and subsequent soil surveys. PFLG was a five year mapping program completed in 1980 for the purpose of forest land taxation. It was funded by the Washington State Department of Revenue in cooperation with the Department of Natural Resources Soil Conservation Service (USCS), USDA Forest Service and Washington State University. State and private lands which had the potential of supporting commercial forest stands were surveyed. Some Indian tribal and federal lands were surveyed. Because this was a cooperative soils survey project, agricultural and non-commercial forest lands were also included within some survey areas. After the DNR originally developed its GIS, digitized soils delineations and a few soil attributes were transferred to the system. Remaining PFLG soils attributes were added at a later time and are available through associated lookup tables. SCS soils data on agricultural lands also have subsequently been added to this data layer. Approximately 1100 townships wholly or partially contain digitized soils data (2101 townships would provide complete coverage of the state of Washington). - \"Detailed Layer Description\", Washington State Department of Natural Resources Geographic Information System, 1998. - _____________________________________________________________________________
Federal Indian Reservations
Port district boundaries within Kitsap County. Boundaries were obtained from the jurisdiction and used to generate the present data set to be spatially accurate and adjusted to the county's parcel base map.
Data is not intended for verification of or identification of legal boundaries. This data is intended for general mapping purposes.
Port Commissioner district boundaries within Kitsap County. Boundaries were obtained from the jurisdiction and used to generate the present data set to be spatially accurate and adjusted to the county's parcel base map.
Data is not intended for verification of or identification of legal boundaries. This data is intended for general mapping purposes.
Metropolitan park and recreation district boundaries within Kitsap County. Boundaries were obtained from the jurisdiction and used to generate the present data set to be spatially accurate and adjusted to the county's parcel base map.
Data is not intended for verification of or identification of legal boundaries. This data is intended for general mapping purposes.
Parks within Kitsap County
Public Land Survey System (PLSS) Monument Locations
Non-commercial use only
LAMIRD = Limited Areas of More Intense Rural Development In accordance with Washington State's Growth Management Act (GMA), the county may designate limited areas of more intensive rural development as part of the mandatory rural element portion of its Comprehensive Plan. In Kitsap County's Comprehensive Plan dated May 7, 1998, it was determined that the GMA would provide Kitsap County an opportunity to help reconcile the historical land use patterns which have developed throughout the years.
This data layer was created to show the Legislative District boundary lines based on 2022 Washington state redistricting.
Data is not intended for verification of or identification of legal boundaries. This data is intended for general mapping purposes.
Law Enforcement Facilities within Kitsap County.
This feature class is a combination of various wetland data sources into one comprehensive data layer for Kitsap County. Data sets used include DNR 2000 Hydrology, NWI Wetlands data, Bainbridge Island wetland inventory data, and survey delineated wetlands extracted from the county's accurate parcel map sections. Polygons from all layers were individually evaluated against areal photography. Polygons identifying wetlands where redevelopment has occurred were not included into the final product. Polygons that were spatially inaccurate were moved to correct location only in cases where intended spatial location was unambiguously obvious. Polygons from two or more data sets identifying wetlands in the same location were merged and are reflected as one polygon feature. All polygons are attributed for any modifications made (moved or merged), as well as originating data source(s) for each (e.g. as DNR, WNI, Parcel Map, or Bainbridge Island data).
Non-commercial use only.
Marina Locations
Incorporated cities within Kitsap County. City jurisdictional boundaries were obtained from individual jurisdictions in various formats and used to generate the present data set to be spatially accurate and adjusted to the County's parcel base map. Bremerton and Port Orchard city limits were updated with the direct input from each jurisdiction. The final product was verified by the same. City boundaries will be updated as annexations occur, and adjusted as needed to the parcel map.
Data is not intended for verification of or identification of legal city boundaries. While great care was taken in mapping city limits and the use of legal documents and descriptions was utilized, this data is intended for general mapping purposes.
Kitsap County Fire Stations
Fire district boundaries within Kitsap County. Boundaries were obtained from the jurisdiction and used to generate the present data set to be spatially accurate and adjusted to the county's parcel base map.
Data is not intended for verification of or identification of legal boundaries. This data is intended for general mapping purposes.
This data set is the Urban Growth Areas Boundaries. Designated Urban Growth Areas are intended to accommodate 20 years population growth, based on official growth management forecasts adopted by the Office of Financial Management. The Kitsap Regional Coordinating Council (KRCC) - comprised of elected officials of the region's governmental entities - is the body charged with making such allocations. Consistent with the Growth Management Act, Urban Growth Areas may change over time to reflect population growth and land use trends
Kitsap County Copyright (2006)
This data layer was created to show the Kitsap County Commissioner Districts based on 2021 Washington state redistricting updated in Jan. 2022.
Data is not intended for verification of or identification of legal boundaries. This data is intended for general mapping purposes.
This data layer was created to show the Congressional districts based on 2012 Washington state redistricting.
Data is not intendd for verification of or identification of legal boundaries. This data is intended for general mapping purposes.
Community public facilities and resources within Kitsap County.
City council/ward districts. Boundaries were obtained from the jurisdiction and used to generate the present data set to be spatially accurate and adjusted to the County's parcel base map. Boundaries will be updated as annexations occur, and adjusted as needed to the parcel map.
Data is not intended for verification of or identification of legal city boundaries. This data is intended for general mapping purposes.
This feature class contains building footprints for all unincorporated areas of Kitsap County, Washington and most of the incoporated cities therein. The footprint data is not based on any survey or legal description and is not intended to take the place of either. Please read the terms of use and instructions before using this data.
The user of this data assumes responsibility for determining its suitability for use. This data is not based on any survey or legal description and is not intended to take the place of either.
Kitsap County Library District boundaries.
This layers provides the information on location and other propperty details where raingardens have been, are being or will be installed.
Neither Kitsap County, Washington, nor any department, officer or employee of Kitsap County, Washington, warrants the accuracy, reliability or timeliness of any information published herein, nor endorses any content, viewpoints or services linked from this site.
Portions of such information may be incorrect or not current.
The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
All information is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind and, in particular, no representation or warranty, expressed or implied, is made nor to be inferred as to the accuracy, timeliness or completeness of such information.
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