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The federal empowerment zone designation targets areas eligible to receive approximately $250 million in grants and tax incentives. The map represents the Atlanta Empowerment Zone Program which is a nine square mile area of thirty neighborhoods, located south, east and west of the central business district. In addition to empowerment zones, the map depicts census tracts.

Map depicts drainage basin boundaries, major rivers and streams, public sanitary landfill sites, public construction/demolition landfill sties, private sanitary landfill, private construction/demolition landfill sites, and solid waste substances.

Map depicts recreational cultural facilities in Atlanta. Displayed are the following special facilities: Fort Peachtree, Chastain Amphitheater, Peachtree Hills Neighborhood Center, Home Park Neighborhood Facility, Civic Center, Cyclorama, Atlanta Zoo, Lakewood Amphitheater, Southeast Neighborhood Facility, Gilbert House, and Oakland Cemetery.

Map displays existing and proposed boundaries of Techwood Park Tax Increment Financing District (TIF) district.

Map depicts the areas in which development impact fee exemptions are automatic or discretionary. Represented on the map are census tracts, empowerment zone-automatic impact fee exemptions, community development impact areas-discretionary impact fee exemptions, linkage communities-automatic impact fee exemptions.

Displayed on the map is Atlanta Housing Authority (AHA) communities and potential census tracts for AHA replacement.

Map depicts the greenway trail corridor plan for the City of Atlanta. Displayed on the map are trail corridors, parks, and MARTA stations.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts empowerment zone census tracts, census tracts with poverty rates greater than or equal to 35%, low and moderate income areas in Atlanta.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts land use in Atlanta; single family residential, low/medium density residential, high/very high density residential, low/high density commercial, office, institution, open space, industrial and mixed use.

Map depicts CODA's priority projects to prepare Atlanta for the 1996 Summer Olympic Games.

This map shows Council Districts in the City of Atlanta. There are 12 Council Districts in the city.

This map is a part of a collection of maps meant to illustrate the proposed locations of a comprehensive network of bicycle and pedestrian facilities. This bicycle and pedestrian system creates logical linkages within each jurisdiction and between adjoining counties. The map depicts the potential on-street bicycle routes.

This map shows the Urban Framework Plan for the city of Atlanta. Urban High density uses, regional mixed uses, commuter stations, neighborhood mixed uses, neighborhood residential uses, existing Marta lines and proposed Marta lines are identified.

The map depicts Physical Revitalization Targets in the city of Atlanta. Neighborhood Revitalization, Airport impact Area, neighborhood Preservation Areas, Residential infill, Commercial Redevelopment/Re-use, Flood Plain Conservation, Gateways, and Key Properties are identified.

Corporation for Olympic Development in Atlanta; Basic Information (i.e. Pedestrian Corridors, Marta Stations, Points of Interest, Olympic Venue, Transportation Corridors.

This map is a part of a collection of maps meant to illustrate the proposed locations of a comprehensive network of bicycle and pedestrian facilities. This bicycle and pedestrian system creates logical linkages within each jurisdiction and between adjoining counties.

The map depicts Economic Development Targets in the city of Atlanta. Commercial Redevelopment/Re-use, Airport Compatible development and Industrial Development are identified.

This map shows Empowerment Zones and Neighborhoods in the city of Atlanta. Empowerment Zones, Neighborhoods, and Interstate Highways are identified.

This map is a part of a collection of maps meant to illustrate the proposed locations of a comprehensive network of bicycle and pedestrian facilities. This bicycle and pedestrian system creates logical linkages within each jurisdiction and between adjoining counties.

Map 30 consists of the nature preserves and conservation parks in the City's park system. Theses are the following nature preserves depicted on the map: Johnson/Herbert, Wilson Mill, Fairburn Rd., Cascade Springs, Outdoor Activities Center, and Southside developed. These are the conservation parks depicted on the map: Sibley, Spring Valley, Eubanks, Wildwood, Dale Creek, and Beecher.

Six percent of Atlanta's land area is committed to institutional uses; this post offices of Atlanta map is one example. Map depicts the following post offices in Atlanta: Ben Hill, Bulk Mail, Station C, Cascade, Civic Center, Station E, East Atlanta, Eastwood, Station F, Federal Annex, Gate City, Station K, Lakewood, Lenox Square, Main, Martech, Morris Brown, Northside, Station A, Tuxedo.

Six percent of Atlanta's land area is committed to institutional uses; this college and universities in Atlanta map is one example. Map depicts Atlanta University, Atlanta Tech, Atlanta Junior College, Beulah Heights Bible College, Clark College, Georgia Tech, Georgia State University, Morehouse College, Morris Brown College, Salvation Army College, Spelman College, Atlanta College of Art.

The map depicts the twenty-four NPUs that constitute the City. For planning purposes, four NPUs constitute one study area, so there are six study areas total being displayed.

Part of the Bureau of Planning Housing Enterprise Zoning Program. This map depicts the sixteen housing zones that have been approved since 1986. Six zones are located downtown, in the vicinity of the Civic Center (in the Bedford Pine Redevelopment Area). The other ten zones are spread south and west of downtown. The map depicts the following housing enterprise zones with eligible census tracts: McGill Place, McGill Park, Cityscape, Renaissance Park II, North Grant Park I, Clark Atlanta University, Peeples Street, Four Oaks, North Grant Park I, Post Renaissance I, Post Renaissance II, Grant Park Apartments, Welcome House, Vine City (Northside Plaza Apts), West End, and Parcel 25.

The map depicts the central library and the twenty-four branches located in the City of Atlanta.

Displayed are the 12 council districts that constitute the study areas for City's comprehensive development plan.

The map depicts NPUs (H, I, P, and R) for the Westside Study Area. This area is a relatively low-density residential area with a concentration of commercial activity in the Greenbriar area and along Campbellton Road. The area includes the Southwest Hospital and Medical Center, Adams Park, and the Hightower MARTA station.

Six percent of Atlanta's land area is committed to institutional uses; this cemeteries in Atlanta map is one example. Map depicts Crestlawn, Greenwood, Hollywood, Lincoln, Oakland, Southview, and Westview.