Florida Zoning, Land Use and Future Land Use Maps: All 67 Counties

Zoning and Future Land Use are adopted city by city. Land use comes from the county Property Appraiser. MapWise puts all three on the same parcel, so you stop bouncing between your city and your county to answer one question.

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What You Can’t Do on a County Site

County and municipal sites each show one jurisdiction, one layer at a time. The question you actually have spans all of them.

  • Compare zoning against Future Land Use on the same parcel — they often disagree
  • Search by zoning or land use code across a county, not one parcel at a time
  • Export it as usable data — hundreds of separate jurisdictions reconciled into one consistent format
Identify-tool result showing Zoning CBD-2 and Future Land Use CBD for the same downtown Tampa parcel

Three Layers, Hundreds of Authorities, One Platform

Zoning and Future Land Use are not adopted once — they are adopted separately by hundreds of city and county governments, each with its own codes. The county Property Appraiser records existing land use. We collect them from the governments that adopted them and put them on the same map.

Land use mapped at parcel level over an aerial photo

Land Use

The existing use of land as defined by the county Property Appraiser, mapped at parcel level.

Coverage
County · all 67
Scale range
1:800 – 1:200,000
Future Land Use designations across a Florida county

Future Land Use

Codes adopted by local governments in their comprehensive plans, guiding future development and re-development.

Coverage
Statewide, by jurisdiction
Scale range
1:800 – 1:200,000
Zoning boundaries for a Florida municipality

Zoning

Current allowable uses and structure characteristics, such as building height, as adopted by each local government.

Coverage
Statewide, by jurisdiction
Scale range
1:800 – 1:200,000

Zoning and Future Land Use are adopted and published jurisdiction by jurisdiction, so currency and coverage vary. Coverage includes every one of Florida’s largest counties.

Ordinances for Florida cities and counties are online at Municode. Local government sites remain the authoritative source for comprehensive-plan detail.

Stop Hunting Through County Sites

We collect each layer directly from the government that adopted it — not from a national aggregator reselling someone else’s copy.

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