Town GIS MapGeo shows property records and conservation deed restrictions
September 21, 2026 | Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland County, Maine
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Town planner Maureen O'Mara walked through the MapGeo mapping tool on the Services tab, showing aerial photography, property boundaries, assessor record cards (owner and assessed value) and themed layers like conservation parcels. She demonstrated clicking the Winnick Woods parcel to view its deed and ownership information.
O'Mara cautioned that MapGeo is updated annually and is not a replacement for a boundary survey: "I would caution that some of the information can be a little dated, because it only gets updated once a year," she said, and added the map is not accurate enough for measuring setbacks.
O'Mara cautioned that MapGeo is updated annually and is not a replacement for a boundary survey: "I would caution that some of the information can be a little dated, because it only gets updated once a year," she said, and added the map is not accurate enough for measuring setbacks.
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