Mapping Tools

These map tools search GIS data and will display the results on the left of the page.  The map application will not automaticly zoom to the selected results of a search.  In order to zoom or pan to the results, hover the mouse pointer over the results and right click to get these additional options.

Find Address Tool
This tool will only locate an address in Wasatch County and is limited to the residential areas.  The street type is required and works best if abbreviated but the street direction can be left out. The best format to use is shown below.

[House Number] [Direction] [Street Name] [Street Type]
123 N Sage Brush Ln OR 123 E Mill Rd

Find Parcel Tool
This tool searches the Recorders parcel data for a parcel number.  The number will be in this format [00-0000-0000], but the actual number will look more like this, [00-0008-1234].  When entering in the number, you can leave the leading zeros off but must put in the dashes.  For example, if I were to enter in the number above it would look like this, 8-1234.

If you want to create a map showing the selected parcel and the attributes of the parcel, use the Print tool.  The print tool has an option to print table results for the selected parcel.

Find Subdivision Tool
After selecting this tool a small box will pop up. This tool has an alphabetical list of the subdivisions located in Wasatch County.   If looking for a subdivision like Deer Mountain, press the D key on the keyboard to quickly scroll down to the Ds.  Then select the subdivision name that is shown to see a list of the subdivisions.  Select Deer Mountain Resort and click on the Find button.

Some subdivisions have more than one phase.  Each one will be listed in the results.  To zoom to the entire subdivision, right click the mouse pointer above the list of phases, and select the Zoom To Selected Features option.

Find Street Tool
After selecting this tool a small box will pop up. This tool has an alphabetical list of the named streets located in Wasatch County.   If looking for a Street like Mill Road, press the M key on the keyboard to quickly scroll down to the Ms.  Then select the street name that is shown to see the list of streets.  Scroll down and select Mill Road and click on the Find button.

The Print Tool
Selecting the Print tool is the first step to creating an 8X11 printable page.  The box that pops up is for setting the parameters of the map you will be creating.
The first step is to change the title you want to be displayed at the top of the page. 
Next select the map image size that will be displayed on the page under the title.  The map image that is created will be a square image of the map displayed.  For best results, resize your browser window so the map is close to square before creating the print page.
Below the Map Size will be a list of search results, if you used any of the Find Tools.  If you would like the attributes of a selected result to be show on the map, select the box next to it so a check mark will appear. 
Select the Create Print Page to create the map.   A separate page will pop up and the map will be created.