The Search is used to identify a location for performing site analysis.

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This mapping site displays various GIS data in the Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester region, with demographic report capabilities. Reporting functionalities are on the left side, with general map browsing/display and location information on the right.

Demographic/Business Analysis: To report demographics and businesses for an area, first select a location.
There are 2 types of reports – a radius report is centered on a point location with various radii (1, 3, 5, 10, 20, and 30 miles), and a census report is based on user-selected census block groups.
There are 3 ways to select a location for radius report - SET LOCATION tool to put a point manually on the map display frame, PARCEL tool to select a property based on unique property number, or ADDRESS tool to enter a street address. BLOCK GROUP tool allows users to select a block group(s) and create a report based on the selected features.

Map Browsing/Map Information: Select available tools from the tool bar. Some map layers are available at large-scale zoomed-in view. View information about the map with the Identify Features tool.

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Aerial images may load more slowly due to larger bandwidth requirements.

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Locate a property on the map by hovering over a row in search results.

Click on a row to initiate analysis.

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The demographics reported here only includes Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester Counties regardless of the radius.

CHATS, or the Charleston Area Transportation Study, oversees transportation planning and programming of improvements for the Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester urbanized area in coordination with SCDOT and the local cities and counties. The BCDCOG also performs transportation planning functions for the non-urban areas of the region. The planning process results in two primary documents that establish regional transportation objectives – the Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) and the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP).

CHATS study area contains all of the land expected to be urbanized within the next 20 years. Currently it covers approximately 800 square miles in the Charleston metropolitan region.

All road project alignments depicted here are for regional planning purposes only, and do not constitute large-scale accuracy, e.g. property-level analysis.