We’re excited to announce that the new King County iMap is now live!
After a successful transition period, the new iMap is ready for you to explore. The application provides a refreshed experience for discovering King County geographic information while continuing to provide access to the maps and data that iMap users rely on.
Explore the new King County iMap:
A modern foundation for iMap
The new iMap has been built using Esri’s ArcGIS Experience Builder Developer Edition and is hosted in Microsoft Azure. This provides iMap with a more modern, accessible, and maintainable foundation and positions the application for future enhancements.
What you should know:
- The URL to iMap has changed to https://kc-imap.kingcounty.gov/
- The previous iMap URL is being redirected to this new URL
- You can pass a 10-digit parcel number into iMap’s URL by adding ?pin=0123456789
For example: https://kc-imap.kingcounty.gov?pin=0942000860 - If you have already created links to iMap from your own applications, websites, reports, bookmarks, etc., they will continue to work, but we encourage you to update the URL at your earliest convenience.
Learn more about the new iMap
Earlier, we shared more about the iMap modernization effort, including why we’re updating the application, what’s changing, and what users can expect from the new experience.
Read the full story:
A New King County iMap Is Coming!
Thank you to everyone who explored the new iMap during the transition, provided feedback, and helped make the launch successful.
We hope you enjoy exploring the new King County iMap!
Questions?
Please contact us (giscenter@kingcounty.gov) if you have thoughts, feedback, or questions.
