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Vote Precincts to '07

The Vote Precincts to '07 dataset outlines the official electoral precinct boundaries within Navajo County, Arizona, as they existed up to the year 2007. These precincts played a key role in voter registration, election planning, and jurisdictional organization, ensuring structured electoral processes within the county. This dataset serves as a reference for government agencies, election officials, researchers, and public users, supporting efforts in electoral analysis, precinct management, and historical election data tracking. It is designed for public accessibility, offering a clear and accurate representation of precinct boundaries before the precinct updates in later years.
Vote Precincts '11-'15

The Vote Precincts '11-'15 dataset defines the historical precinct boundaries within Navajo County, Arizona, used in local, state, and federal elections between October 1, 2011, and October 13, 2015. These precincts were fundamental to electoral district organization, polling location assignments, and voter accessibility, shaping election processes during the specified timeframe. Used by government agencies, election officials, GIS professionals, researchers, and policymakers, this dataset supports electoral analysis, historical boundary comparisons, and precinct-based voting assessments, ensuring structured and transparent electoral mapping for administrative and research applications.
Election Districts

The Election Districts dataset represents the official district boundaries for Navajo County, Arizona, ensuring structured electoral organization and voter jurisdiction mapping. These districts define which geographic areas correspond to specific elections, shaping voter accessibility and district-based representation. Used by government agencies, election officials, GIS professionals, and policymakers, this dataset facilitates district-based voting, electoral planning, and jurisdictional analysis, ensuring transparent election mapping and structured voter administration.s Views: * Board of Supervisor (BS): 8fa385a684e44102a121dadffdd41367 * Cities (CT): 36750d3321014bc58d835ef34b1d30a3 * Community College (CC): 462c367c93474213aa9d1cc7c97dca9d * Congressional (CG): 75dbb5c1424b4c31b01ce16fe045c8b2 * Fire (FD): 17203bb6f1d7419a903160112a54ddb0 * Flood Control (FC): db2dc7e0b2634e63a3a3815889a658b3 * Holbrook School District Wards (SDRD): 80315ca2f73841b489e432b94f39fb04 * Hospital (HD): 3060c33a689a4767b8be822972684372 * Improvement (ID): 500974bd5ef14998be26872ffd1b185f * Joint Technical (JT): 59b690acb488a8d948f1da93e456e * Justice Precincts (JP): c60610eaead84bfba573da2779ad4bc1 * Legislative (LG): cbe52037dce1486b82a0c677b12031dc * Recreation (RC): 54a08ed94b0346e0916a7583bd285e49 * Road Improvement (RI): e6e419f77db54dea83b32f4b75a4965e * Sanitary (SA): 17203bb6f1d7419a903160112a54ddb0 * School Districts (SD): e39922c062244a86a771add48e4e5144 * Water (WD): 636e84e13d4e4bd89076ab176ac89ca4
Legislative Districts

The Legislative Districts dataset represents the official district boundaries for state legislative representation within Navajo County, Arizona. These districts determine constituent representation in the Arizona State Legislature, ensuring structured voting processes, governance, and policy-making at the state level. Used by government agencies, election officials, policymakers, GIS professionals, and researchers, this dataset supports electoral planning, district-based decision-making, and public accessibility to legislative boundaries, ensuring clear and accurate representation for residents in state legislative matters.
Polling Locations

The Polling Locations View Layer represents the official voting sites within Navajo County, Arizona, where residents cast ballots during elections. As a view layer, this dataset provides an accessible representation of polling place assignments, ensuring structured electoral processes, accessibility, and voting operations while reflecting the most up-to-date locations. The veiw layer reduces fields to those needed for mapping. Used by government agencies, election officials, GIS professionals, and policymakers, this dataset supports polling place assignment, election planning, and voter accessibility analysis, contributing to transparent and efficient election administration View Layer Derived from Polling Locations: 79bf22ab347542bc91b2ec20dd1070fe
Parcels

The Parcels view layer represents the official property boundary divisions within Navajo County, Arizona, supporting land records management, taxation assessments, and zoning enforcement. These boundaries delineate individual parcels of land, used for legal descriptions, ownership tracking, and development planning. Used by government agencies, land surveyors, GIS professionals, real estate professionals, and property developers, this dataset facilitates property evaluations, boundary verification, and infrastructure planning, ensuring accurate and accessible parcel mapping for administrative and commercial applications. View layer derived from ParcelsRead: ccffc16f740a4e60a6d973eefc612e6c
Justice Precincts

The Justice Precincts dataset represents the official jurisdictional boundaries for justice courts within Navajo County, Arizona, ensuring structured legal administration, case assignments, and court operations. These precincts determine which geographic areas fall under specific justice courts, shaping local judicial processes and public access to legal services. Used by government agencies, legal professionals, GIS specialists, and policymakers, this dataset supports court jurisdiction mapping, judicial planning, and precinct-based governance, ensuring transparent and accessible justice precinct definitions.
School Districts

The School Districts dataset defines the official administrative boundaries for elementary, secondary, and unified school districts within Navajo County, Arizona, as designated by the U.S. Census Bureau's Master Address File / Topologically Integrated Geographic Encoding and Referencing (MAF/TIGER) Database (MTDB). These districts serve as single-purpose educational jurisdictions, where local officials provide public education services to residents. This dataset supports education planning, demographic analysis, and federal funding allocation, including Title I funding estimates for schools based on child poverty statistics. Used by government agencies, school administrators, policymakers, GIS professionals, and researchers, this dataset facilitates district mapping, resource distribution, and education system analysis, ensuring accurate spatial representation of school district boundaries.
Arizona American Community Survey 2024

This geodatabase contains statistical geographies from the U.S. Census Bureau and have had selected attributes from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates attached. A list of fields contained in each feature class' attribute table is also included in this geodatabase. ACS data are based on a sample and are subject to sampling variability. The degree of uncertainty for an estimate is represented through the use of a margin of error (MOE). In addition to sampling variability, the ACS estimates are subject to nonsampling error. The MOE and effect of nonsampling error is not represented in these tables. Supporting documentation on subject definitions, data accuracy, and statistical testing can be found on the American Community Survey [website ]in the Data and Documentation section. Sample size and data quality measures (including coverage rates, allocation rates, and response rates) can be found on the American Community Survey [website ]in the Methodology section. The MOE for individual data elements can be found on the [Census website]. Note: Although the ACS produces population, demographic and housing unit estimates, the 2020 Census provides the official counts of the population and housing units for the nation, states, counties, cities and towns.
Subdivisions

This feature layer represents subdivision boundaries within Navajo County, Arizona. Subdivisions represent platted or surveyed sections of grouped land as recorded and used for assessment and parcel management purposes across the county. The Navajo County Assessor's Office maintains the spatial data, while the creation and alteration of subdivisions is managed by the Navajo County Planning and Development Department. Subdivision amendments and approvals are reviewed and approved by the Planning and Development Department, with zoning related issues referred to the Navajo County Planning and Zoning Commission, and final approval granted by the Navajo County Board of Supervisors. This layer serves as a key reference dataset for parcel identification, property assessment, land use planning, and mapping workflows within Navajo County. These data do not represent a legal record and should be verified against the most current recorded plats and surveys for critical applications. Service Defintion: 9e5141476f4248b58683ac9ce73f5c0c
Land Ownership Adjacent

This is a derivative layer from the AZGeoHub Land Ownership information managed by the Arizona State Land Department. This layer is limited to Navajo County and directly adjacent counties in Arizona. and has been dissolved by description. Its intended for simplified viewing of land ownership and maping in Navajo County. This includes, Navajo, Apache, Coconino, Greenlee, Gila, and Graham for BLM, Apache-Sitgreaves NF, Tonto NF, Coconino NF, Coronado NF, Kiabab NF, Prescott NF, National and State Parks (monuments, historic places, etc), Native Nations, State Trust, Game & Fish, and lands owned by Counties. Other federal lands have been grouped in Federal Other. Service Definition: 1491415ef9f741449b6d197bb3d6b984
Arizona State Trust Land Mineral Parcels

This data set represents the subsurface mineral rights for state trust parcels. A state trust subsurface parcel in Arizona is a piece of state trust land where the State holds and manages the subsurface rights (for uses such as mineral leases and designated mineral parcels). The data layer is created to serve as base information for use in GIS systems for a variety of planning and analysis purposes. It is maintained by the Arizona State Land Department (ASLD) and is updated monthly. Access is granted to public agencies, educational institutions, non-profit organizations and private individuals for non-commercial purpose. For commercial use of the data see Arizona Revised Statutes 39-121.03This data set is updated nightly via automated process.
Land Uses

This feature layer represents land use infrastructure and planning reference boundaries within Navajo County, Arizona, maintained by Navajo County IT GIS in support of land use planning and energy development review workflows coordinated with the Navajo County Planning and Development Department. The data were digitized from PDF source documents and are updated as new information becomes available. The layer includes the following features: * Transmission Lines — Electrical transmission line infrastructure corridors * Project Boundaries — Solar and wind energy project boundaries * Substations — Electrical substation locations * Setbacks — Reference offset boundaries for National Forest, National and State Parks, and City and Town boundaries Setbacks represented in this layer are for planning reference purposes only. These data were digitized from PDF source documents and do not represent a legal record. Users should verify against the most current records maintained by the Navajo County Planning and Development Department and applicable regulatory agencies for critical applications.
Public View - Interagency Remote Automatic Weather Stations (RAWS)

# Remote Automatic Weather Stations (RAWS) There are nearly 2,200 interagency Remote Automatic Weather Stations (RAWS) strategically located throughout the United States. RAWS are self-contained, portable, and permanent, solar powered weather stations that provide timely local weather data used primarily in fire management. These stations monitor the weather and provide weather data that assists land management agencies with a variety of projects such as monitoring air quality, rating fire danger, and providing information for research applications. Most of the stations owned by the wildland fire agencies are placed in locations where they can monitor fire danger. RAWS units collect, store, and forward data to a computer system at the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) in Boise, Idaho, via the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES). The GOES is operated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ([NOAA]). The data is automatically forwarded to several other computer systems including the Weather Information Management System (WIMS) and the Western Regional Climate Center ([WRCC]) in Reno, Nevada. Fire managers use this data to predict fire behavior and monitor fuels; resource managers use the data to monitor environmental conditions. Locations of RAWS stations can be searched online courtesy of the Western Regional Climate Center. Facts about RAWS: * Weather data collected by RAWS, such as relative humidity, wind speed, wind direction, air temperature, fuel moisture and temperature, rain, and solar radiation are critical to predicting fire behavior, which is imperative to effective fire management of all kinds (suppression, prescribed burning, AMR, etc.). * The BLM Remote Sensing Unit maintains about 1,700 RAWS units annually. * Stations run on a 12-volt battery combined with a 20-watt solar panel. * RAWS units costs approximately $18,000 to purchase. * The program has 75 portable units, Incident Remote Automatic Weather Stations (IRAWS) that can be deployed to any incident to augment on-site forecasts. * IRAWS can be tone activated, meaning a firefighter can key a tone on their handheld radio to hear current weather data. Learn more about RAWS [here]...
IFPRS Treatments and Activities

IFPRS provides geospatial data representing planned, ongoing, and completed wildland fire management actions recorded by the Department of the Interior and its partners. Documentation for the IFPRS data model, domains, field definitions, and terminology is available on the [IFPRS Hub Site – Data Page ]. Historic data ingestion is in progress | Please avoid repeated relative-date queries (e.g., “in the last” filters or CURRENT_TIMESTAMP ) as they may temporarily affect service availability.
California Wildland Fire Direct Protection Areas

Direct Protection Area Polygons (DPA) as approved by the California Wildland Fire Coordinating Group (CWCG) as of 5/27/26. Each polygon has attribute information indicating the agency or organization with primary responsibility for wildland fire suppression in that area. Direct Protection Areas (DPA) are the areas which, by law or pursuant to the terms of this agreement, are provided wildland fire protection by the State or the Federal Agencies. DPA may include a mixture of state and federal responsibility areas (defined by the California Master Cooperative Wildland Fire Management and Stafford Act Response Agreement [CFMA]). This feature service was published by Information Management Fire and Aviation GIS for Region 5 of the USDA Forest Service. For more information on DPA, visit the [California Wildland Fire Coordinating Group website].
Address Point NG911 Downloadable Dataset

This statewide dataset contains next generation 9-1-1 address points for the State of Arizona, curated through the Arizona Department of Administrations (ADOA) Arizona 9-1-1 Program. The dataset is a vital resource for emergency services and public safety, providing accurate location information for emergency calls. The dataset includes geocoded address points and is a spatial dataset that can be used for various purposes such as analysis, mapping, and visualization. This dataset is a product of the ADOA Arizona 9-1-1 Program and is made available through ArcGIS Online. It is tagged with keywords such as Arizona, Next Generation 9-1-1, Address Points, ADOA, Arizona 9-1-1 Program, Emergency Services, Public Safety, Geocoding, Spatial Data, and Statewide Dataset. Spatial Reference: WGS 1984.
Road Centerline NG911 Downloadable Dataset

This statewide dataset contains next generation 9-1-1 road centerlines for the State of Arizona, curated through the Arizona Department of Administrations (ADOA) Arizona 9-1-1 Program. The dataset is a vital resource for emergency services and public safety, providing accurate location information for emergency calls. The dataset includes geocoded address points and is a spatial dataset that can be used for various purposes such as analysis, mapping, and visualization. This dataset is a product of the ADOA Arizona 9-1-1 Program and is made available through ArcGIS Online.
Arizona NG911 Law Boundary

This statewide dataset features next generation 9-1-1 Law Emergency Service Boundaries (ESB) for the State of Arizona, managed by the Arizona Department of Administrations (ADOA) Arizona 9-1-1 Program. Essential for emergency response and public safety, the dataset helps ensure accurate dispatch and resource allocation. It outlines fire service coverage areas and serves a variety of functions, including analysis, mapping, and visualization. This dataset is an ADOA Arizona 9-1-1 Program offering, accessible via ArcGIS Online. It comes with tags like Arizona, Next Generation 9-1-1, Law ESB, ADOA, Arizona 9-1-1 Program, Emergency Services, Public Safety, Spatial Data, and Statewide Dataset. Spatial Reference: WGS 1984.
Arizona NG911 Fire Boundary

This statewide dataset features next generation 9-1-1 Fire Emergency Service Boundaries (ESB) for the State of Arizona, managed by the Arizona Department of Administrations (ADOA) Arizona 9-1-1 Program. Essential for emergency response and public safety, the dataset helps ensure accurate dispatch and resource allocation. It outlines fire service coverage areas and serves a variety of functions, including analysis, mapping, and visualization. This dataset is an ADOA Arizona 9-1-1 Program offering, accessible via ArcGIS Online. It comes with tags like Arizona, Next Generation 9-1-1, Fire ESB, ADOA, Arizona 9-1-1 Program, Emergency Services, Public Safety, Spatial Data, and Statewide Dataset. Spatial Reference: WGS 1984.
Arizona NG911 EMS Boundary

This statewide dataset features next generation 9-1-1 EMS Emergency Service Boundaries (ESB) for the State of Arizona, managed by the Arizona Department of Administrations (ADOA) Arizona 9-1-1 Program. Essential for emergency response and public safety, the dataset helps ensure accurate dispatch and resource allocation. It outlines fire service coverage areas and serves a variety of functions, including analysis, mapping, and visualization. This dataset is an ADOA Arizona 9-1-1 Program offering, accessible via ArcGIS Online. It comes with tags like Arizona, Next Generation 9-1-1, EMS ESB, ADOA, Arizona 9-1-1 Program, Emergency Services, Public Safety, Spatial Data, and Statewide Dataset. Spatial Reference: WGS 1984.
Vote Precincts

The Vote Precincts dataset represents the official precinct boundaries for Navajo County, Arizona, ensuring structured electoral organization and voter jurisdiction mapping. These precincts define which geographic areas correspond to specific polling locations, shaping election logistics and voter accessibility. Used by government agencies, election officials, GIS professionals, and policymakers, this dataset facilitates precinct-level voting organization, election planning, and jurisdictional analysis, ensuring transparent electoral mapping and efficient voter administration.
Irrigation District

Background - Irrigation districts are municipal corporations with broad powers and purposes. Districts can purchase or acquire water rights, own or sell property and real estate, construct facilities, generate electricity, appropriate water for irrigation and power generation, tax and charge for services, appropriate money, and provide the district with water, electricity, and other public conveniences and necessities generally provided by municipalities. Purpose and intended use - This data is primarily for internal usage to answer customer inquiries related to their irrigation district. It is also publicly displayed in GIS applications. Data creation methodologies, processing, and quality - Data limitations – Please refer to ADWR Data Disclaimer. Currency – This is a fairly static dataset that is updated as new irrigation districts are created. Contact– AMA GIS Coordinator, Water Planning and Permitting, (602)771-8585 Use limitations – Please refer to [ADWR Data Disclaimer]. Attribute information - IRRIGATION: Combination of irrigation number and certificate number IRR_NAME: Abbreviation of irrigation district name LONG_NAME: Irrigation district name PROGRAM: Irrigation district program code CERTIFICATE: Irrigation district certificate number CONVEYANCE: Irrigation district conveyance number
AAWS Issued Determination

Purpose and intended use - This dataset consists of information about subdivisions in Arizona and their various water providers. For general purposes, the list is intended to determine the extent of issued determinations and could be used as a starting point to estimate associated demands with issued determinations in a given area. Please note that the dataset may not necessarily yield an accurate list of committed demands for the purposes of determining physical availability of groundwater in any given area. The users of this information are strongly advised to contact the Office of Assured and Adequate Water Supply for assistance in accurately determining existing and projected water demands in a given area. Data creation methodologies, processing, and quality - This dataset was created based on the township, range, and section information from Arizona Public Land Survey System (PLSS). Tabular data associated with Assured and Adequate Water Supply (AAWS) issued determinations database were joined to individual section boundaries using available geo-processing tools within GIS. This feature class is a dissolved version of feature class LIB.aawsIssuedDetermination Data limitations - Please be aware that much of this database is legacy information and may not reflect the complete record of decision. Some information herein dates back to 1973, which predates the Department’s creation. The information electronically recorded was collected under various statutory and regulatory rule frameworks since the establishment of the Department in 1980. Thus, it is not always reflective of the information needed for the current application process. The source of the database is based on cadastral information and not necessarily the Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) coordinates. While the department continues to correct the database as errors and omissions are detected, the entire dataset has not been fully scrutinized and may contain errors or omissions. ADWR staff continue to work to improve the accuracy of features within this dataset, however ADWR makes no claims regarding the accuracy of the dataset. Currency - This data is synced daily with ADWR’s business database as new determinations are issued. Contact - AAWS Section Manager, Water Planning and Permitting Division, (602)771-8599 Use limitations - Please refer to [ADWR Data Disclaimer]. Attribute information - WATER_PROVIDER TOTAL_DEMAND SYSTEM_NAME SW SUBDIVISION SUBBASIN SHAPE.LEN SHAPE.AREA SHAPE RCVD_DT OBJECTID NO_OF_LOTS HYDRO_STUDY_AVAILABLE GW ISSUED_DT FILESTATUS FILE_TYPE FILE_NO F2ND_PROVIDER F100_YR EFFLUENT COUNTY COLORADO RIVER CAP AMA