Geographic Information Systems (GIS) help map and analyze the community’s land, roads, infrastructure, and growth. Using tools such as ArcGIS, ArcPro, and other Esri products, staff create and maintain detailed map layers that support planning, development review, and environmental understanding. Aerial imagery is also used to study land features, development patterns, and project impacts.
GIS maps and data are available to residents, agencies, and organizations upon request. Both digital and printed maps can be provided for review. Common map types include commissioner districts, infrastructure, floodplains, sheriff patrol areas, zoning, parks and trails, land use, and census data. Custom maps can also be created to support specific projects or areas of interest using local GIS data and aerial imagery.
The maps on this website are offered as a general visual reference. Staff work to keep information accurate, but some data may be incomplete or outdated. These maps should not be used as the sole source for legal, engineering, or property decisions. For the most current information, residents are encouraged to contact staff directly.
Pitt County’s planning and zoning jurisdiction covers all areas of the County that are not located within a municipality’s city limits or Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ). On the Planning Jurisdiction Map, Pitt County’s jurisdiction is shown in yellow.
Request Custom Map Production from Pitt County Planning
Custom map production services are available to support a wide range of needs, including development projects, environmental analysis, and community planning. To discuss your project or request a quote, contact the Planning Department. Call 252-902-3250
Production timelines vary depending on current workload. During a short consultation, staff will review your mapping needs, explain available options, and provide an estimated completion date.
A $50 production fee may apply for custom map creation. Additional printing costs depend on the requested size and format. Large-format prints are available up to 36 by 48 inches (additional fees apply).
Available Data Sets
Boundaries
Environmental
Infrastructure
Other
Addressing Boundary City Limits / ETJ Voting Districts County Line Fire Districts Parcel Lines Rescue Districts
100-Year Flood Plain 500-Year Flood Plain Creek Basins Natural Areas Drainage Laterals Hydrology River Basins Soils Watersheds Wooded Areas
Addressable Structures Driveways Airport Cell Towers Crossroad Names Electric Lines Hydrants Railways Roads Schools Water Lines
E-911 Addresses Existing Land Use Land Use Plans Swine Operations Transportation Zoning