Map Of The Week: Is My Neighborhood Toxic?
The number may shock you, but Washington state has identified over 12,300 toxic sites. Many of these are likely right in your backyard. While half...
Map Of The Week: Grandfathered Housing In Seattle’s Single-Family Residential Zones
A new research product from the Sightline Institute, a local sustainability think-tank, reveals the rich variety of housing that already exists in Seattle's restrictive...
Map Of The Week: Seattle’s Open Space Gap Analysis
The Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is in the process of forming their 2017 Parks Development Plan. One of the key aspects of the...
Map Of The Week: Reachnow Expands To All Of Seattle
In an announcement yesterday, BMW's Reachnow carsharing service is expanding its service area to cover all of Seattle and adding 180 new vehicles to...
Map of the Week: Seattle’s Interactive MHA Rezone Map
The Seattle Office of Planning and Community Development (OPCD) has launched an interactive map to see where each draft Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA) rezone is...
Map Of The Week: Seattle Winter Weather Response Map
The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) has published their 2016-2017 Winter Weather Response Map, which shows corridors that will plow during snow and ice...
Map Of The Week: Angle Lake Zoning Map
I was going to include a SeaTac zoning map in my story on the Angle Lake Station—which opens later this month. Unfortunately, the SeaTac...
Map of the Week: Google Maps Areas Of Interest
At this point, Google Maps has positioned itself as the most widely used map engine for everyday searching and sharing of information. To keep...