Boundary polygon describing the Urban Area Boundary that overlaps the City of Bloomington, Indiana. This boundary was based on the 2020 census and comes from the FHWA

This map data layer represents the daily sanitation pick up route areas for the City of Bloomington. Curbside collection of trash, recycle and yard waste is provided to residences with four units or less within the city limits. Trash and recycling pick up is provided weekly on an assigned day of the week. Yard waste collection occurs on a by-weekly schedule for part of the year.

This layer represents address point locations within the City of Bloomington, Indiana sourced from the City's Master Address Database. It includes street, subunit, facility, property, utility and temporary addresses.

This map layer contains points locations of historic resources included in the 2018 Local Historic Resurvey completed by Bloomington Restoration Inc (BRI) for the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development (HAND) Department. This is a resurvey of the Historic Sites and Structure Inventory conducted by the State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources in 2014 and published in the County Survey section of the State Historic Architectural and Archaeological Research Database (SHAARD). The resurvey itself contains several non-addressable sites and other structures that may not be included in this data set. Survey sites are rated on a scale of Non-contributing, Contributing, Notable, and Outstanding. Previous surveys were published in 1985 and 2011 Interim Reports. The 2001 Interim report was amended in 2007 to include several new survey districts.

This map data layer represents the parks and recreations facility areas owned or maintained by the City of Bloomington, Indiana. It contains features such as city neighborhood parks, community parks, nature preserves, recreational sports parks, cemeteries, and more.

This map data layer shows the location of parks and recreations facilities owned or maintained by the City of Bloomington, Indiana. It contains area features such as city parks, nature preserves, recreational sports facilities, community centers, cemeteries, pools, multi-use trails, and other facilities.

This map data layer shows the areas assigned to Neighborhood Compliance Officers with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development Department (HAND).

This map data layer represents the parking lot areas for the City of Bloomington. It includes paved parking areas, gravel parking areas, and non-parking island features created from surrounding parking areas, roadway pavement, or building features.