GIS Maps

Choose any of the maps below to learn more about Fayetteville. These maps are designed to work on your computer, tablet, or phone using any standard browser.
MyFayServices
My Fayetteville Services - Discover services available at your home address – or any other in Fayetteville -- including the recycling/trash pickup day, schools, zoning, City council representative, flood zone, and neighborhood organizations. You can also locate and get directions to parks and trails, library, fire and police stations, hospitals, post offices, and other civic sites.
General Reference
General Reference and Data Downloads - All purpose map showing streets, addresses, property lines, parks, and points of interest. Also use to download data.
Addresses and Zip Codes
Addresses & Zip Codes - Zip codes and address points
City Mow Areas
City Maintenance - Areas of land that the City of Fayetteville mows and maintains, as well as city maintained trees
ArtWalk
Fayetteville Art Walk - Find public art installations around the City. Interactive app lets you browse by map or by image, and zoom into the location.
Flood Data
Flood Data - Flood zones for the city of Fayetteville utilizing data from engineered flood surveys as well as data created from scanning and digitizing FEMA FIRM panels.
Future Land Use
Future Land Use - Land use as identified in City Plan 2040
Historic
Historic Sites - Sites on the National Register of Historic Places, including historic districts and buildings. See pictures and additional information by clicking a feature on the map.
Infill Scoring
Infill Scoring - This map details the infill score around the city, which can be used to analyze development potential.  This score is determined by factors such as proximity to amenities, fire department response times, and availability of utilities.
Land Records
Land Records - Contours, city's monuments, easements, rights-of-way, city-owned property, plat pages, U.S. Geological Survey 7.5-minute quadrangles and Public Land Survey System (township - range - section).
Master Street Plan
Master Street Plan - Master Street Plan based on the 2030 Master Plan and the Downtown Master Street Plan documents
Natural Features
Natural Features - Contains features of ecological interest, such as hydric soils
Downtown Parking
Parking - Contains public and private parking lots, parking spaces, and other parking infrastructure
Parks and Trails
Parks & Trails - City's parks, trail system, on-street bike facilities, and sidewalks
Planning Projects
Planning Projects - List of pending development projects around town
Road and Lane Closures
Road & Lane Closures - Current and upcoming closures affecting city streets
Utilities
Utilities - Water, sanitary sewer, and storm water features.
Wards and Neighborhoods
Wards & Neighborhoods - Ward boundaries, also known as aldermanic districts. Additionally, this map includes active neighborhood associations.
Zoning
Zoning - Official zoning map, including Hillside / Hilltop Overlay District, as well as links to Master Plan areas.
Are you looking for a particular map layer and are not sure which map to view it in? Try looking at the Data Guide. The Data Index is a list of all of the map layers contained in our on-line maps with links to the maps they can be viewed in.