Geographic Information Systems

A Geographic Information System (GIS) is a framework for collecting, displaying, managing, and analyzing geospatial information.  GIS connects data with geography.  The District uses GIS to support its workflows and communicate information to stakeholders.  The map below provides interactive, easy-to-use information about the District’s facilities. Click the Map Below.

 

 

WARD 1: West Central area of the City of Rocklin lying East of Highway 65; including the Blue Oaks Town Center, the Sunset Whitney Recreation Area, the West Oaks, portions of Stanford Ranch, Fairway Heights (north of Sunset), Parker Whitney, and Mission Hills neighborhoods.

WARD 2: Northwest area of the City of Rocklin, East of Highway 65, directly South of the Town of Lincoln; including William Jessup University, Whitney High School, Whitney Ranch, and portions of the Whitney Oaks neighborhood.

WARD 3: Southeast area of the City of Rocklin, South area of the Town of Loomis (east of I-80), and the Rodgersdale area of Granite Bay; including Sierra College, the Crossings Shopping Center, Southside Ranch, Sierra de Montserrat, and the Woodside neighborhoods.

WARD 4: Central area of the City of Rocklin and a portion of the Western area of the Town of Loomis; including Rocklin High School, Twin Oaks Park, Sunrise Loomis Park, Clover Valley, and portions of the Stanford Ranch neighborhoods.

WARD 5: Central area of the City of Rocklin, Central area of the Town of Loomis, the community of Penryn, and the community of Newcastle along the Interstate 80 corridor; including the downtown areas of Rocklin and Loomis, the Quarry District, Johnson-Springview Park, Del Oro High School, Fairway Heights (south of Sunset), Yankee Hill, and Lemos Ranch neighborhoods.

 

 

California Special District Associaton - Special District Map Project (shows all the special districts throughout California)

www.csda.net/special-districts/map