The Bordner Survey Viewer includes all polygons from the original paper Bordner Survey maps.
The bill would increase county WLIP Base Budget and Training/Education Grants.
A recent Wisconsin Public Radio interview calls out Eugenie’s work on the new version of the Pronounce Wisconsin online talking map.
An online app developed by the US Geological Survey allows users to create custom topographic maps called OnDemand Topos.
An article on “cartographic phantoms” wins a prestigious award.
Through the efforts of hundreds of University of Wisconsin students and staff, a statewide GIS layer of the 1930-era Bordner dataset is now available on Geodata@Wisconsin.
Where was Francis Scott Key when he penned his famous poem during the War of 1812, and why does it matter?
2025 Assembly Bill 216 proposes using real estate transfer fees to increase aid to counties under the Wisconsin Land Information Program.
The 2025 PLSS Forum will be held in Richland Center on Thursday, May 15.
The full agenda of speakers for the 2025 UW-Madison Geospatial Summit is now available.