US Zoning Directory
Browse zoning districts, allowed uses, setbacks, height limits, and density regulations for thousands of municipalities. Data from NZLUD and the National Zoning Atlas.
Alaska
7 jurisdictions
Alabama
34 jurisdictions
Arkansas
17 jurisdictions
Arizona
40 jurisdictions
California
184 jurisdictions
Colorado
48 jurisdictions
Connecticut
65 jurisdictions
District of Columbia
1 jurisdiction
Delaware
5 jurisdictions
Florida
99 jurisdictions
Georgia
56 jurisdictions
Hawaii
1 jurisdiction
Iowa
59 jurisdictions
Idaho
19 jurisdictions
Illinois
142 jurisdictions
Indiana
47 jurisdictions
Kansas
40 jurisdictions
Kentucky
27 jurisdictions
Louisiana
17 jurisdictions
Massachusetts
81 jurisdictions
Maryland
20 jurisdictions
Maine
46 jurisdictions
Michigan
112 jurisdictions
Minnesota
116 jurisdictions
Missouri
67 jurisdictions
Mississippi
18 jurisdictions
Montana
6 jurisdictions
North Carolina
65 jurisdictions
North Dakota
8 jurisdictions
Nebraska
21 jurisdictions
New Hampshire
33 jurisdictions
New Jersey
105 jurisdictions
New Mexico
14 jurisdictions
Nevada
8 jurisdictions
New York
94 jurisdictions
Ohio
135 jurisdictions
Oklahoma
36 jurisdictions
Oregon
42 jurisdictions
Pennsylvania
182 jurisdictions
Rhode Island
17 jurisdictions
South Carolina
28 jurisdictions
South Dakota
12 jurisdictions
Tennessee
40 jurisdictions
Texas
157 jurisdictions
Utah
41 jurisdictions
Virginia
35 jurisdictions
Vermont
24 jurisdictions
Washington
50 jurisdictions
Wisconsin
96 jurisdictions
West Virginia
14 jurisdictions
Wyoming
8 jurisdictions
What is zoning data?
Zoning regulations control how land can be used in a jurisdiction — whether a property can be used for residential, commercial, industrial, or mixed purposes. They also set dimensional limits like building height, lot coverage, setbacks, and density.
How can I check zoning for a specific address?
Use the address search tool to get a report for any US address — zoning, flood zones, contamination, wetlands, and more from 14 federal databases.