The GIS Hub
Through a general-fund appropriation, the North Dakota State Geospatial Committee and the North Dakota Information Technology operate the GIS Hub, an infrastructure comprised of geospatial data storage, web services, and application interfaces. The GIS Hub supports state agencies in the development of their GIS and the dissemination of common interest data to other levels of government and the public.
The 2026 Geospatial Summit will follow the October 11-13, 2026 North Dakota Association of Counties Conference. If you are planning to attend that conference, consider staying a bit longer and attend the Geospatial Summit!
Please visit the Geospatial Summit website for more information including registering as a participant or as a sponsor. If you are not already receiving emails concerning the Geospatial Summit, please consider subscribing to the email list by visiting this web page.
North Dakota State Parcel Program
The goal of the North Dakota State Parcel Program is maintaining an accurate and publicly accessible statewide parcel dataset through a partnership with North Dakota Counties and their vendors.
News and Information
This is news and information relating to the North Dakota Geospatial Program, the GIS Hub, and upcoming events in North Dakota, and the surrounding area.
Recent News
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Categories: Other
Minnesota has joined the MidAmerica GIS Consortium (MAGIC) as a member state, making MAGIC a 10-state regional network for collaboration.
More information can be found on this Linkedin post (log in not required).
Categories: Data
Updated and new GIS Hub datasets and a reminder for the 2025 imagery. For more information, please click on the title.
Upcoming Events
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This year’s conference will feature regionally and nationally-known keynote speakers, numerous instructor-led workshops, technical sessions, panel discussions, technology demonstrations, project updates, and much more! All events are geared toward GIS/LIS students and professionals who are interested in refining their skills and learning more about GIS/LIS technologies in Minnesota and beyond. Conference Website