A Unified Interface to Government

Enter a U.S. address and see the government boundaries we have on file for that point.

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90,000+

governments in the United States

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2022 Census of Governments

Most of them are not your city or county.

About 39,000 are the ones you'd expect — the nation, your state, your county, your city or town.

The other 52,000 are quieter. About 39,500 are special districts — water, fire protection, mosquito abatement, libraries, cemeteries, levees. About 12,500 are school districts. Some levy taxes, and some elect a board. This site does not say what you owe or what is on your ballot.

No single agency can tell you which ones govern your address. Resolving that requires standing above all of them at once. That is what Jurisdictional is for.

What is a Juricode?

A Juricode is the set of governments whose boundaries contain one address. Like a ZIP code identifies a postal zone, a Juricode names the layers on file for that point.

The list is the boundaries we can resolve today: nation, state, congressional and legislative districts, county, city, and school district when those shapes are loaded. It can be incomplete. Special districts join the list only when we have a boundary for them. Officials and agencies are recorded deeply in a handful of cities and thinly elsewhere.

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