Interactive GIS Map

Maps & Open Data

The GIS & Mapping Division connects people with information about Blue Springs through maps and geographic data. As part of City Development, the division maintains the City's mapping resources and supports planning, infrastructure, public safety, and everyday City services.

Explore Maps & Open Data

Blue Springs Interactive GIS Map

Open the interactive GIS viewer to explore Blue Springs and available map layers.

Start with the City's Open Data portal to explore available interactive maps, applications, and geographic information.

Explore Blue Springs Maps & Open Data

Find the Information You Need

  • Property and neighborhood information: Explore available mapping resources to learn more about locations in Blue Springs.
  • Zoning and development: Use mapping as a starting point, then contact Planning staff to confirm zoning, permitted uses, and development requirements for a specific property.
  • City maps and geographic data: Browse the portal for available maps, applications, and datasets. Each resource may have different coverage and update dates.

Mapping Assistance & Data Requests

Need help finding a map, using an application, or locating geographic information? Contact GIS staff. For a map or data request, include the property address or area of interest, the information you need, and your intended use. All maps are delivered digitally, in PDF format. Staff can help determine what information is available.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find the zoning of a property?

Begin with the mapping resources available through the Open Data portal. For confirmation of a property's zoning or questions about what can be built or operated there, contact the City Development Department's Planning Division.

Can a GIS map establish my property lines?

No. Parcel lines shown in GIS are for general reference. A GIS map does not replace a recorded plat, deed, or boundary survey prepared by a licensed land surveyor.

How do I report a data error or a link that does not work?

Contact GIS staff with the map or application name, the address or location involved, and a brief description of the issue. A screenshot can help staff identify the problem. Parcel boundaries and data are from Jackson County. Contact them for changes. 

What if my parcel data is not right?

Blue Springs is responsible for addressing, if the address for the parcel is not right please contact us. Parcel boundaries and data are from Jackson County and you would need to contact them for parcel corrections. 

Can I download GIS data?

Check the Open Data portal for available download options and information about each dataset. Contact GIS staff if you cannot find the information you need.

Contact GIS & Mapping

City Development Department — GIS & Mapping
903 W. Main Street
Blue Springs, MO 64015
GIS Analyst Alex Norvell: 816-622-4052
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Maps and geographic data are provided for general reference. Information may vary in accuracy, completeness, and currency. Confirm information with the appropriate City division before making property, design, or construction decisions.