All roads in Grey County. Intersection-to-intersection segments are continuously updated monthly to maintain accurate addressing. Captured at various scales from 1:5000 - 1:20,000 depending on location and jurisdiction. Original source data derived from Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry Ontario Road Network (ORN).
Field Name Alias Data Type Description

OBJECTID OBJECTID Object ID GIS Unique identifier

ROAD_NAME ROAD NAME Text Full official road name composed of individual street name components where present, including street name body, street type suffix and directional suffix.

ROAD_NAME_ABBR ROAD NAME ABBREVIATED Text Abbreviated version of road name (E.g. 10th Ave E instead of 10th Avenue East)

ALT_NAME ALTERNATE NAME Text Full alternate road name. This is typically county or provincial highways when a local municipality street name is provided as the official road name. Should be null if no alternate name exists

STREET_NAM STREET_NAM Text Street name body only, the identifying named component of a street name

STREET_TYP STREET_TYP Text Street type (non-abbreviated)

STREET_TYP_SHORT STREET TYPE SHORT Text Street type (abbreviated)

STREET_DIR STREET_DIR Text Street direction (non-abbreviated)

STREET_DIR_SHORT STREET DIRECTION SHORT Text Street direction (abbreviated)

STREET_CLA STREET_CLA Short Street class used to facilitate mapping. Values can be Highways (1), County roads (2), Municipal roads (3), Unmaintained roads (4) and Roads under construction (5)

L_F_ADD L_F_ADD Long Left - From address range

L_T_ADD L_T_ADD Long Left - To address range

R_F_ADD R_F_ADD Long Right - From address range

R_T_ADD R_T_ADD Long Right - To address range

VERIFY VERIFY Short Unchanged (0), or Changed/updated (1). Values of 1 have underwent a modification since data inception, and should have a change log description in the VERIFY_COM field

VERIFY_COM VERIFY_COM Text Logged comments to describe changes to road data during verification

DATE_ADD DATE_ADD Date Date road created in geodatabase. Initialize date was 1/1/2004

HWY_NUM HWY_NUM Text MTO Highway Number

GREYRD_NUM GREYRD_NUM Text Grey Road Number

EDITOR EDITOR Text Last user who edited data

CLOSE_DETR CLOSURE DETOURS Text Roads that are suitable or not suitable for public traffic detours, completed in NOV2013, only those not suitable for detours have been captured. One record marked partial - not Minto-Normanby townline is not passable from Sideroad 25 to Ski Road (Wellington Co.)

EDIT_DATE EDIT_DATE Date Last time data was edited

JURIS_L LEFT JURISDICTION Text Road owner and authority having jurisdiction, who issues permits for the road left segment. May be governed by MTO connecting link or boundary agreement

JURIS_R RIGHT JURISDICTION Text Road owner and authority having jurisdiction, who issues permits for the road right segment. May be governed by MTO connecting link or boundary agreement

MUNICIPAL_L LEFT MUNICIPALITY Text Lower Tier Municipality, determined by the traversal from the "L_F_ADD" to the "L_T_ADD"

MUNICIPAL_R RIGHT MUNICIPALITY Text Lower Tier Municipality, determined by the traversal from the "R_F_ADD" to the "R_T_ADD"

MUN911_L LEFT 911 MUN SHORT Text 3 character municipal name used for 911 CAD, abbreviated version of MUNICIPAL_L.

MUN911_R RIGHT 911 MUN SHORT Text 3 character municipal name used for 911 CAD, abbreviated version of MUNICIPAL_R.

PARITY_L LEFT PARITY Text The even or odd property of the address number range on the Left side of the road segment relative to the FROM address: O=Odd; E=Even; B=Both

PARITY_R RIGHT PARITY Text The even or odd property of the address number range on the Right side of the road segment relative to the FROM address: O=Odd; E=Even; B=Both

ORN_ROAD_CLASS ORN ROAD CLASS Short Road classification per ORN

PAVED_STATUS PAVED STATUS Short Paved (1), Unpaved (2)

DIR_OF_TRAFFIC_FLOW DIR OF TRAFFIC FLOW Short The direction(s) of vehicular or motor traffic flow. Both (1), Positive (2), Negative (3)

MAINT_SUMMER MAINTENANCE SUMMER Text Jurisdiction responsible for summer maintenance

MAINT_WINTER MAINTENANCE WINTER Text Jurisdiction responsible for winter maintenance

MAINT_AGREEMENT MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT Text The agreement record that outlines seasonal maintenance responsibilities (Alfresco/sharepoint url)

BOUNDARY_ROAD BOUNDARY ROAD Text Indicates if a road segment runs along a municipal or county boundary (Yes/No)

ROAD_LENGT ROAD LENGTH (m) Double Length of Road Segment in meters. Geometry of line segment calculated in GIS with UTM NAD83 Zone 17N coordinate system

LANE_COUNT LANE COUNT Short Number of Lanes

SPEED_LIMI SPEED LIMIT Short Speed limit in km/h

Shape Shape Geometry Auto generated line geometry in GIS

Shape.STLength() Shape.STLength() Double Auto generated pseudo length in GIS. Due to the web coordinate system used, this is not the true length.

This map reflects the road cycling routes in Grey County.

Functional Road Classification Designation in Grey County from the 2018 Official Plan, Appendix D:Highway Connecting LinkHighwayArterial roadCollector roadLocal roadPotential Arterial roadPotential road

The Bruce County SLRN (Single Line Road Network) is a digital representation of the road centrelines of all provincial highways, county roads, municipal roads, private roads, and seasonal roads within or along the boundary of Bruce County, for which 911/Civic Addressing exists. This dataset covers Bruce County and the Chippewas of Saugeen and Chippewas of Nawash First Nations, and its maintenance is a function of the Planning and Development Department, GIS Section.

Last updatedSee the basemap item details here.ProjectionNew Zealand Transverse Mercator 2000 (NZTM2000).This vector tile layer provides a detailed basemap for New Zealand in the NZ Transverse Mercator projection. The style is based on the classic Esri Light Gray Canvas style. This vector tile layer provides unique capabilities for customization and high-resolution display.This map includes highways, major roads, minor roads, railways, water features, cities, parks, landmarks, building footprints, and administrative boundaries for added context.Data sourcesLand Information New ZealandBuildings, Parcels, Place Names, Water-bodies, Vegetation, Protected Areas, Airports, Railways & Islands.Statistics New ZealandAdministrative Boundaries & Urban AreasNational Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research (NIWA)River Environment Classification© OpenStreetMap ContributorsRoad Centrelines, Buildings, Landuse Types, Areas of Interest and Points of Interest.Natural EarthBathymetry & Marine LabelsThis map is offered by Eagle Technology (Official Esri Distributor). Eagle Technology offers layers and maps that can be used in the ArcGIS platform. The Content team at Eagle Technology updates the layers on a regular basis and regularly adds new content to the Living Atlas. By using this content and combining it with other data you can create new information products quickly and easily.If you have any questions or remarks about the content, please let us now at livingatlas@eagle.co.nzCustomize this MapBecause this map is delivered as a vector tile layer, users can customize the map to change its content and symbology, including fonts. Users are able to turn on and off layers and change symbols for layers.An easy way to change the style of this map is to use the Vector Basemap Style Editor:https://developers.arcgis.com/vector-tile-style-editor/

Municipal and street map that is used as a basemap in numerous Cook County web map applications. Contains municipal, street, rail, Lake Michigan, parks, rail stations, Forest Preserve, and streams for Cook County, IL. The color scheme is based on the Esri Light Grey basemap. The basemap is projected in the local Illinois East State Plane Projection. Vector Tiles.

The NI Land classification was developed using the Merlewood method of multivariate land classification. This involved selecting a sample of 700 1km grid squares, representing 5% of NI land area. For each of these squares, attributes on climate, elevation & topography, vegetation, hydrology, settlement, geology, and soils were recorded from maps. Using TWINSPAN, this data was used to produce a land classification hierarchy, yielding 23 land classes for N.Ireland. This was then used to classify all remaining 1km grid squares in N. Ireland. In total, 14,377 1km grid squares were assigned to one of the 23 land classes.For detailed information on the methodology and descriptions of each of the land classes see, Land Classification report edited.pdfA brief description of the Land Classification Groups identified in the dataset are listed below, for more detail see the report above. GroupLand Class GroupGeographic LocationClimateElevation, topography and hydrologySettlementGeologySoils11, 2, 3, 4Mainly South-East, Co. Armagh and Co. Down.Also present in Co. Fermanagh between Upper Lough Erne and Lough Macnean.Land class 1 is coastal, Strangford Lough and the Co. Down coast.Sleet/snow, low.January temperature, moderate – high.July temperature, moderate – high.Lowland.Elevation 0-500 ft (0-152 m).Flat, undulating and drumlin landscape.River and stream network.Source of river/stream.Developed road network (all types).Urban land.Intermediate number of buildings.Ordovician/Silurian shales and greywackes.Basic igneous.Mixed limestone, shale and sandstone.Sandstones and conglomerates. Acid brown earths.Gleys25Mainly South-West, Co. Fermanagh.Lakeland, in particular Lough Erne but also Lough Neagh.North Co. Derry coast, in particular Magilligan.River Foyle.Sleet/snow, low – moderate.January temperature, moderate – high.July temperature, low – moderate.Lowland.Elevation, 0-500 ft (0 – 152 m).Flat undulating landscape.Stream and river network.Inland water bodies.Developed road network (all types).Moderately low number of buildings.Mixed limestone, shale and sandstone.Limestones (other than Precambrian).Sandstones and conglomerates.Gleys.Brown/grey podzolics.36,7,8 Adjacent to west side of Antrim plateau and Belfast Hills.West of Mourne Mountains and Slieve Croob.Adjacent of Sperrins and North Derry Mountains.Lowland, Co. Tyrone and east Co. Fermanagh.Land class 6 is more characteristic of the South-West, land class 7 the South and land class 8 the North. Sleet/snow, moderate – high.January temperature, low – moderate.July temperature, low – moderate.Lowland.Elevation, 200-500 ft (62-152 m).Flat and undulating landscape and drumlin bottoms.River and stream network.Source of river/stream. Developed road network (all types).Intermediate number of buildings. Sandstones and conglomerates.Basic igneous (Antrim lavas).Mixed limestone, shale and sandstone.GleysAcid brown earths.Brown/grey brown podzolics.49, 10, 11, 12Lowlands between Lough Neagh and the north coast and surrounding Lough Neagh. Land classes 9 and 10 largely surround Lough Neagh.Land classes 11 and 12 are characteristic of land between Lough Neagh and the north coast.Sleet/snow, moderate.January temperature, low - moderate. July temperature, low - high.Lowland.Elevation 0-500 ft (0-152 m).Flat and undulating landscape.River and stream network.Developed road network (all types). Urban land.Intermediate number of buildings.Basic igneous (Antrim lavas).Acid brown earths.Gleys.Blanket peat (basin and low level).513, 14, 15, 16Widely dispersed but particularly common at lowland/upland margin.Land class 13 is characteristic west of the Mourne Mountains and Slieve Croob in Co.Down. It is also present adjacent to the Sperrin Mountains.Land class 14 is widely dispersed.Land class 15 has a predominantly south-west distribution.Land class 16 is associated with the coast, river valleys and glens in the North and North-East.Sleet/snow, low - moderate.January temperature, moderate - high. July temperature, low - moderate.Lowland.Elevation, 0-500 ft (0-152m). Sloping and drumlin landscape. River and stream network.Developed road network (all types). Urban land.Intermediate number of buildings.Basic igneous (Antrim lavas). Sandstones and conglomerates. Mixed limestone, shale and sandstone. Precambrian limestones.Basic igneous.Shales and mudstone (including coal measures). Ordovician/Silurian, shales and greywackes.Gleys.Acid brown earths. Brown/grey brown podzolics.617, 18, 19Mourne Mountains and Slieve Croob. South Armagh.Centi-al Co. Tyrone and east Co. Fermanagh. Sperrin Mountains.Antrim plateau.Land class 17 is particularly common in the South-East (Mourne Mountains, Slieve Croob and south Armagh).Land class 18 is dispersed throughout but is centred on the south-west of the Antrim Hills.Land class 19 is mainly located in Co. Tyrone and east Co. Fermanagh.Sleet/snow, low - high.January temperature, low - moderate. July temperature, moderate - high.Upland.Elevation, 500-800 ft (153-244 m). Sloping and hilly landscape.Stream network.Source of river/stream.Secondary, tertiary and minor road network. Moderate number of buildings.Basic igneous.Granite, gneiss.Basic igneous (Antrim lavas). Ordovician/Silurian, shales and greywackes. Sandstones and conglomerates.Acid brown earths.Gleys.Brown/grey brown podzolics. Peaty podzols.720, 21Antrim plateau, Belfast Hills.North De1'ry Hills, Sperrin Mountains.Mountain areas in Co. Fermanagh and Co. Tyrone.Land class 20 is more characteristic than land class 21 in the South-West (Co. Fermanagh, Co. Tyrone).Sleet/snow, moderate - high.January temperature, moderate - high. July temperature, low - moderate.Upland/mountains.Elevation 500-800 ft (153-244 m). Sloping and upland plateau landscape. Stream network.Source of river/stream.Secondary, tertiary and minor road network. Low number of buildings.Schists.Basic igneous (Antrim Lavas).Mixed limestone, shale and sandstone. Precambrian, undifferentiated.Sandstones and conglomerates. Chalk and related rock.Precambrian limestones.Blanket peat (basalt and high level). Peaty gleys.Gleys.Brown/grey brown podzolics.822, 23Mountain areas throughout.Land class 22 is more characteristic in the South-West (Co. Fermanagh, Co. Tyrone) than land class 23.Land class 23 is more common than land class 22 in the Mourne Mountains.Sleet/snow, low - high.January temperature, moderate - high. July temperature, low - moderate.Mountains.Elevation > 800 ft (> 244 m).Sloping and mountain plateau landscape. Stream network.Source of river/stream.Minor road network.Few buildings.Schists.Basic igneous (Antrim Lavas).Mixed limestone, shale and sandstone. Basic igneous.Granite gneiss.Blanket peat (basalt and high level). Peaty gleys.Peaty podzols.Gleys.