The default screen includes information about freeways, opportunity sites and redevelopment zones. Alternate choices of layers include gas pipelines, business associations and council layers. Even native New Yorkers get confused about the hundreds of different city neighborhoods. A complete map now online from the Department of City Planning can help natives as well as tourists. The planning department originally designed the map in 1994 as a wall map, and recently converted it for the Internet.
Users can zoom out or in for a fuller picture of the city.
Information is also available on vital statistics, income and race by community district. The Georgia Secretary of State's Web site has won the Council of State Governments' Eagle E-Government award for the best executive branch site in the country. The site, produced by the agency's IT staff, features a simple design with information about archives, corporations, elections, licensing, securities and the state capitol. We can't promise that every Web site can be featured. Tell us what makes the site special, and give us daytime contact information for the best person to interview about the site.