The City of Knoxville maintains a 3D network of survey control points
to allow surveyors and engineers to locate surveys horizontally and vertically
with respect to the city survey control system. This interactive website
is hosted by the Civil Engineering Section and KGIS for users to locate
the nearest survey control points, print survey control data, print maps,
compute bearings and distances between points, etc. The Civil Engineering
Section has more information about using the survey data, who to call for questions, and technical
aspects of the survey data.
A general reminder:
KnoxnetWhere? is an interactive
mapping KGIS website for general use that displays property ownership,
addresses, buildings, streets, land use zoning, wards, precincts, school
zones, CLT map number, parcel ID, recorded deed references, city limits,
political boundaries, etc.
CITY
CONTROL SYSTEM MAPPING SITE
Check out the City Control System website. This site will allow you
to locate established city control points and reference their location
data. You can interactively locate areas by zooming and panning the
map or lookup areas by address, parcel id, street intersection, or control
point id. You can also print a map with the associated control point
information. Click
here or on the promo image to the right.
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