Frequently Asked Questions

GIS is a geographic information system dedicated to maps and related information. GIS is used to create, manage, and analyze all types of data, but particularly map data. For Gwinnett County Government, this technology benefits all County departments and supports public inquiries for property and land maps. 

For viewing Gwinnett GIS data, use the GIS Data Browser.

For downloading Gwinnett GIS data, use the Gwinnett County Open Data Portal.

Tax data can be found on both the GIS Data Browser and the Assessors' Office Property Information map here: Public - Gwinnett County, GA - Map.

You can access all recorded deeds, liens, and plats by going online to Georgia Clerks Authority | Georgia Clerk of Courts | GSCCCA or visit the Superior Court Clerk's Office for Gwinnett County at 75 Langley Drive in Lawrenceville.

Please reference page 8 in the Gwinnett County GIS Data Browser Help Guide for instructions on finding your septic tank
Gwinnett GIS data should not be used to resolve property line disputes. An issue like this is beyond the scope of our office. As a reminder, all data is provided as is, with all faults, without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
Email the Gwinnett GIS Cadastral Team to reconcile how your parcel is mapped on the GIS Browser at GISOffice@GwinnettCounty.com. The cadastral team can only make changes to the way your parcel is mapped with a deed, survey, or plat that has been recorded with the County.
Yes, Gwinnett GIS offers multiple datasets for download. Please visit the Gwinnett County Open Data Portal to access and explore authoritative data, maps, and apps.
Our aerial photography image downloader is linked on our Open Data Portal.
No, Gwinnett does not offer surveying services. Please contact a professional licensed surveying company in your location.
Gwinnett GIS does not control how your address appears on other maps and applications. Reach out to their customer service for support.

The Gwinnett GIS Office does not take custom map requests from the public. However, the GIS Data Browser can be used to make custom maps. Reference the Gwinnett County GIS Data Browser Help Guide to get started.

County departments that need mapping services can reach out to GISOffice@GwinnettCounty.com with requests.
You can reach us by email at GISOffice@GwinnettCounty.com or by phone at 770.822.8036.