GeoServices



The GeoServices Division is responsible for management, coordination and application of all GIS functions at Aiken County, including the county’s GIS Enterprise Geodatabase, and for 911 addressing of the entire county excepting the incorporated areas of North Augusta. This division provides comprehensive spatial data, analyses, maps to Aiken County citizens, businesses and government offices.

Note: The map links and printing from the map services below will open in a new window. If you have problems with the map links working see the Online Map Help Information below.

Some maps allow searching on current parcel number. If you only have a parcel # in the old format, use this link to convert your number to the current format. GIS Parcel Conversion Tool



  Interactive Maps

  • Parcel Locator

    Beacon Property Map

    A map service with recent Imagery, GIS data and Assessor data for properties in Aiken County.

    Property Map

  Static Maps

  • Official Road Atlas

    Download the Aiken County Official Road Atlas

    Download
  • Aiken County Visitor Center Map - Aiken Area

    Aiken County Visitor Center Map for the Aiken Area

    Download
  • Aiken County Visitor Center Map - North Augusta Area

    Download the Aiken County Visitor Center Map for the North Augusta Area

    Download
  • Major Thoroughfare Map

     

    Download

  Historical Maps

  • Town of Ellenton 1949

    Historical Maps

    View Map
  • USC Map Library Historical Topo Maps

    Historical Maps

    View Map
  • Rumsey Collection - Atlas Title Page

    Dave Rumsey Map Collection

    View Map
  • Rumsey Collection - Barnwell

    Dave Rumsey Map Collection

    View Map
  • Rumsey Collection - Edgefield

    Dave Rumsey Map Collection

    View Map
  • Rumsey Collection - Lexington

    Dave Rumsey Map Collection

    View Map
  • Rumsey Collection - Orangeburg

    Dave Rumsey Map Collection

    View Map


Having trouble accessing the online maps?

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