Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

The City of Woodstock uses Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to support planning, infrastructure management, economic development, public works operations, and community services. By integrating mapping and data, GIS helps inform decision-making across the organization. While the City does not maintain a public GIS mapping portal, residents, businesses, and developers can access a wide range of Woodstock mapping information through Oxford County's interactive mapping platform below.

Oxford County Interactive Mapping

GLIMR (Geographic Land Information and Mapping Resource) is an advanced GIS application that allows for the analysis, querying, reporting and creation of custom maps. This tool provides access to the standard GIS addressing layer, as well as more advanced views including:

PIN/Roll Labels
Parcel Lines
Draft Plans and Subdivision Statuses
Groundwater Data
Development Constraints
Trails
Contour Lines
Zoning and Official Plan details

Access GLIMR

Printed Maps

Printed maps, including Oxford County's Urban Address Map, are available through City Hall and the City's Engineering Department.

Using GIS in Woodstock

GIS supports a wide range of municipal services and decision-making activities, including:

Asset management and infrastructure planning
Land use and development review
Transportation and road network analysis
Environmental monitoring
Emergency response planning
Recreation and trail mapping
Economic development initiatives

By integrating geographic data with municipal operations, GIS helps the City deliver services more efficiently and strategically for our community.

Need Assistance?

For questions regarding mapping information, GIS resources, or available datasets, please contact the City of Woodstock GIS or Oxford County GIS for assistance.

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