NYC Open Accessible Space Information System (OASIS)

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Data sources for OASIS maps

(in alphabetical order by organization)

GrowNYC (formerly Council on the Environment of New York City)

Community Gardens, 2008

Street Trees, 2006, selected neighborhoods

Historic House Trust

Historic Houses

Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance & NY/NJ Baykeeper

Public Access to the Waterfront, 2006

NJ Dept. of Environmental Protection (NJDEP)

Golf Courses, 2006

NJ state legislative districts, 2002

Congressional Districts (New Jersey), 2002

NY/NJ Harbor Estuary Program & US Army Corps of Engineers

Comprehensive Restoration Plan, 2009

NYC Audubon Society

Natural Areas

NYC Dept of City Planning

Block/Lot Boundaries & Building Footprints, 2009

Land Use, 2009

Schools, 2008, Selected Facilities and Program Sites Database (via NYC DataMine)

Libraries, 2008, Selected Facilities and Program Sites Database (via NYC DataMine)

Major zoning districts, 2009 (via NYC DataMine)

Commercial overlay districts, 2009 (via NYC DataMine)

Special purpose districts, 2009 (via NYC DataMine)

Restrictive and Environmental Declarations, 2009, These locations are equivalent to the "E" and "D" markers shown on the DCP zoning map. They represent the approximate within-tax-block locations for tax lots subject to environmental or restrictive declarations. (via NYC DataMine)

Community Districts, 2007

City Council Districts, 2007

NY State Senate Districts, 2002

NY State Assembly Districts, 2002

Congressional Districts (New York City), 2002

NYC Dept. of Environmental Protection (DEP)

Sewage Treatment Plants, 2006

Combined Sewer Outfalls, 2006, See the S.W.I.M. (Stormwater Infrastructure Matters) website for more information about New York's combined sewer overflow system.

NYC Dept. of Information Technology & Telecommunications (DoITT)

Cemeteries, 1996

Block/Lot Boundaries & Building Footprints, 2009 (building footprints via NYC DataMine)

NYC Dept. of Parks & Rec. (DPR)

Parks, 2006

Playgrounds, 2006, Areas represent playgrounds owned and/or maintained by the NYC Dept. of Parks and Recreation.

Green Spaces Along Streets, 2006, Areas represent properties in the NYC Dept. of Parks and Recreation's Greenstreets program.

Golf Courses, 2006

Baseball/Soccer Fields, 2006, Areas represent baseball or soccer fields located on properties owned and/or maintained by the NYC Dept. of Parks and Recreation.

Tennis/Basketball Courts & Tracks, 2006, Areas represent basketball, handball, tennis, or volleyball courts located on properties owned and/or maintained by the NYC Dept. of Parks and Recreation.

Forever Wild Site, 2004, The Forever Wild Program is an initiative of the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation to protect and preserve the most ecologically valuable lands within the five boroughs.