This layer is a component of Natural resources interactive map.

Buildings contain polygons that represent building features. Structures include both residential and non-residential buildings including skyways, decks and other outbuildings. These structures were created from 2015 aerial photography observation and interpretation using stereo processing techniques.</

This dataset contains miscellaneous linework that assists with map creation and clarification. Examples of graphical features represented in this database are: old or vacated lot lines, lines, right of way and plat boundary extension lines.The parcel information data layer represents various parcel related graphical elements, which aid in the understanding and interpretation of map features. It is not intended to be inclusive. It is intended to act as a visual aid to help with map interpretation.

This data set contains polygons that represent Municipal boundaries. The Municipal boundaries were originally digitized from MNDOT municipality maps. Over time, these boundaries have been edited to better match Ramsey County parcel data.

Water lines in this dataset support many functions including thematic mapping, land records, property assessment, and surveying and engineering projects. Additional attributes are included to aid in linking to non-County resources.

This data set contains polygons that represent quarter quarter sections. In 1985, Ramsey County began a 5 year project to modernize it's land records mapping system to create a computerized Land Information System. As part of the project, the County developed an accurate coordinate control base for this mapping system. The 27 existing State and Federal first order accuracy positions in Ramsey County were densified by a GPS (Global Positioning System) Network of 171 second order accuracy positions. These positions were established and recorded on existing public land survey corner monuments and accessory monuments through out the county.