Centerline is a linear feature class that represents roads in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. It contains the low-to-high address ranges for both the left and right sides of roads. This feature class may contain actual high and low or theoretical high and low addresses depending on how the municipality reported their values.

The municipalities data set (also known as civil divisions) delineates the incorporated cities, villages, and towns in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. A variety of sources at several different scales and dates were used to map the boundaries including legal descriptions, annexation documents, surveys, and subdivision plats.

This feature class is a composite polygon layer containing coding for each level of PLSS division in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. This is a production feature class that combines the nesting and hierarchy of the PLSS to assure vertical integration of the polygons. The polygon components of the composite are separated for the purposes of publication and for cartographic display and labeling or annotation.

Public Access Points dataset current as of 2010. Public access points maintained by Manitowoc County are part of the County Parks data layer..

Land use inventory for Manitowoc County Wisconsin. Inventory conducted 2008-2009 with the dataset completed at the end of 2009.

Infomation on each Public Land Survey System (PLSS) standard corner in Manitowoc County is stored in this feature class. Corner points are identified and indexed by the state standard "Wisconsin Corner Point Identification System."

Cities, Towns and Villages dataset current as of 2013. Civil Divisions represent the municipal boundaries of the Cities, Villages, and Towns in Manitowoc County..

This map data layer represents the zoning district boundaries for the towns in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin that have adopted the county's zoning ordiance.

Hydrography dataset current as of 2011. Hydrography including lakes and streams were digitized from orthos. The file created for cartographic purposes..

This polygon dataset represents the school dristicts in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. It was created using the school district code in the assessment/tax database joined to the tax parcel polygons using the County's parcel identification number (PIN). The parcel polygons were then dissolved on the district codes and manually squared off at road right-of-ways.

The burden for determining fitness for use of this data rests entirely upon the user of this website. Manitowoc County and its co-producers will not be liable in any way for the accuracy of the data and they assume no responsibility for direct, indirect, consequential, or other damages.

Public safety responding territories, including ambulance, fire, first responder, jaws, and police districts in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. Combined into beats and ORIs for use in the computer-aided dispatching software used by the Manitowoc County Joint Dispatch Center.

The Supervisory Districts data set shows the districts approved by the Manitowoc County Board of Supervisors through the redistricting process following the 2020 U.S. census. Districts were orginally created by the Planning and Zoning Department using the State of Wisconsin's WISE-LR program. Districts were modified by the GIS Office so that boundaries would line up with other locally used data sets, including municipal boundaries, PLSS, road centerlines, railroads, parcels, and hydrology.

The larger rivers, streams, and creeks in Manitowoc County were originally delineated from a 2005 digital orthophotography project. The features were adjusted using Manitowoc County's 2017 digital orthophotograph and 2 ft. contours and breaklines created from a 2015 LiDAR project.

This feature class contains the government lots in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. Anytime a full quarter-quarter section could not be created by the original government surveyors because of the existence of a meandered water body, government lots were created to comprise that area.

Parks in Manitowoc County.

Trout Waters are represented by Class I, Class II or Class III waters. These classes have specific ecological characteristics and management actions associated with them. For more information regarding Trout Classifications, see the Fisheries Trout Class Webpages. (https://dnr.wi.gov/topic/fishing/trout/streamclassification.html)*anglers can also use the classified trout maps for each county at the DNR’s Trout Stream Maps page or use the Trout Regulations and Opportunities User Tool (TROUT) to locate fishing opportunities.