GIS
About GIS
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) performs the following services: database administration and maintenance, data collection
and editing, data distribution, mapping, tax parcel and land records mapping, Enhanced-911 addressing maintenance and support, and management of the County's online mapping application - ROKMaps.
- ROKMAPS
- Map Gallery
- Data Download
- Address Information
- GIS Links
- Printed Maps
- Davie/Yadkin County Line Project
***2022 aerial imagery is now available in ROK
ROKMAPS is an online mapping site providing users with GIS data in Davie County, North Carolina. Visit ROKMAPS to view the following GIS data: Addresses, Tax Parcels, Facilities, Planning, Utilities, Environmental, Emergency Services, Schools, and Civic Boundaries.
For questions you may have regarding ROKMAPS services, please visit our FAQ site at ROKMAPS FAQs.
The Map Gallery provides single and multi-purpose applications to query and view GIS data. The Map Gallery includes the following applications: Aerial image Viewer, Annexations in Time, Davie-Yadkin Boundary Line, Planning and Development, School Demographics Viewer, School District Viewer, Tax Parcel Demographics, Tax Parcel Viewer, Voting Demographics Viewer, and Voting Precinct Viewer.
For tutorials and/or questions you may have about the Map Gallery, please visit our Tutorial site at Map Gallery Tutorial.
Data Download
To download data, select a source below to be directed to an online data repository. Right-click the desired data and select "Download Selected Entries". The data will save as a compressed .zip file to your computer from which you can extract the shapefile, personal geodatabase (pgdb), or file geodatabase (fgdb). Personal and file geodatabases are specific to ESRI ArcGIS software. Please visit ESRI for more information.
- Addresses and Streets
- Aerial Imagery
- Buildings
- Census
- Civic Boundaries
- Floodzones
- Elevation, Soils, Streams
- Planning and Zoning
- Schools
- Tax Parcels
Davie County has compiled GIS data from various sources and makes no warranties or representations, expressed or implied, in fact or in law, including without limitations the implied warranties or merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. GIS data is not a land survey and all information shown within the GIS data should be verified by a NC licensed surveyor. Users are encouraged to notify the GIS Department of inconsistencies in the data so that corrections can be made to the primary data sources.
If you experience any problems downloading data or have questions about the content of the data sets, please contact the Technology Solutions Department, GIS Division at 336-753-6040 and ask to speak to a GIS staff person.
Address Information
Address Changes
Why do I need to change my address?
- Your address may be out of sequence
- Address numbers on a street should be in order from low to high
- Address numbers on a street should be in order from low to high
- More than two houses use the same driveway
- The driveway needs to be named
- Multiple homes cannot share the same address
- Safety
- Helps emergency responders locate you quickly in an emergency
- Utility Services - Connections and outage repair
- Correct delivery of mail and packages
Who needs to be notified?
- Friends and family
- Any company that sends you mail (bills, magazines, etc.)
- Post Office - request a change of address form
- DMV - Update address on driver's license and vehicle title
Questions & Answers
- What if online mapping services like Google Maps or other GPS services can't find my address? Please visit this informational website to learn how to report an online mapping error: https://www.gps.gov/support/user/mapfix/devices-and-maps/
- What if I use a P.O. Box? A P.O. Box can still be used for your mail. The address change only affects the address of your home.
- Does the County pay for any expenses related to the address change? No, The County does not assist with any costs associated with the address change.
- What about my property deed? No changes need to be made to your property deed.
How to Display Your Address
Use Large Numbers
Numbers should be at least 4" high
Visibility at Night
Use reflective numbers
Put under a light if possible
Visibility From Both Directions
If numbers are on your mailbox, they should be put on both sides
Near the Road
Helpful if the house is not visible from the road
Long or Shared Driveways
Post all numbers at the end of the driveway
Post correct number on each building
GIS Links
Archived Tax Cards
Davie County Code of Ordinances
Davie County Cemeteries
Davie County Register of Deeds Online Records
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Flood Risk Information
Natural Resources Conservation Service(NRCS) Online Soil Information
NC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
NCDOT SR Number lookup
NCDOT Frequently Asked Questions
NC Floodmaps Online
NC Geographic Information Coordinating Council
North Carolina Historic Maps
NC OneMap
NC Secretary of State Land Records Frequently Asked Questions
Subdivision Files
1976 Tax Map Archives
Viewing Property Cards in Chrome or Firefox
Printed Maps
Please note that some maps may be large files and could take several minutes to display.
Tax Map Archives
(Note: these maps are very large and should be downloaded from the site and saved to your computer.)
Geographic and Population Center of Davie County
Watershed Flood Control Structures
Watershed Structure Information
--Bermuda Run--
--Mocksville maps--
Davie/Yadkin County Line Mapping Project
Maps and Reports
- Link to recorded plat of established Davie/Yadkin County Line
(Note, you must accept the disclaimer on the Register of Deeds site for this link to work.)
- Davie map of affected tax parcels
- NCGS Davie-Yadkin Report March 3, 2020
- NC Geodetic Survey Preliminary Plat