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Maps and GIS

Map Catalog

LA County Planning offers maps free to download in PDF format (‘as is’ and at full size). Visit the LA County Internet Disclaimer webpage for more information on terms.

  • First Supervisorial District – 2021 – Download Map– (Revised July 2026)
  • Second Supervisorial District – 2021 –Download Map – (Revised July 2026)
  • Third Supervisorial District – 2021 – Download Map– (Revised July 2026)
  • Fourth Supervisorial District – 2021 – Download Map– (Revised July 2026)
  • Fifth Supervisorial District – 2021 – Download Map– (Revised July 2026)

***NOTE: These reflect the LA County Supervisorial Districts after 2021 redistricting.
The following maps can also be downloaded in PDF format (‘as is’ and at full size):

  • Cities and Supervisorial Districts – 2021 – Countywide (1” = 2 miles, 53” x 41”) – Download Map – (Revised July 2026)
  • LA County Public Works Map Catalog for individual Supervisorial District Maps – Learn More

***Supervisorial District Maps reflecting the district boundaries established December 15, 2021.
The following maps can be downloaded in PDF format (‘as is’ and at full size), free of cost:

  • T02 - Significant Ecological Areas, Countywide (adopted 2015) (1” = 2 miles, 53” x 41”) - Download Map (Revised March 2022)
  • T03 - Zoned Districts - Countywide (1” = 2 miles, 53” x 41”) - Download Map (Revised March 2022)
  • T04 - Highway Plan - North (no longer available) - Master Plan of Highways layer is available using GIS-NET Public.
  • T05 - Highway Plan - South (no longer available) - Master Plan of Highways layer is available using GIS-NET Public.
  • T06 - ZIP Codes - Countywide (1” = 2 miles, 53” x 41”) - Download Map (Revised March 2022)
These maps depict Community Standards Districts (CSDs) and, where applicable, Significant Ridgelines. CSDs establish special development standards tailored to individual communities.

Historically, CSD maps were listed individually by community. Following the adoption of five Area Plans in 2024 and 2025, Planning Area Standards Districts (PASDs) were established to organize CSDs within the County Code by Planning Area. Because not all CSDs have yet been incorporated into an adopted Area Plan, the map catalog currently includes a mix of individual CSD maps and maps organized by PASD.

Please refer to the following link for additional information about CSDs.

    • Acton – Download Map
    • Agua Dulce – Download Map
    • Agua Dulce – Significant Ridgelines – Download Map
    • Altadena – MOVED TO WEST SAN GABRIEL VALLEY AREA PLAN (see below)
    • Avocado Heights – MOVED TO EAST SAN GABRIEL VALLEY AREA PLAN (see below)
    • Baldwin Hills – MOVED TO WESTSIDE AREA PLAN (see below)
    • Castaic – Download Map
    • Castaic – Significant Ridgelines – Download Map
    • Castaic – Castaic Creek – Download Map
    • Castaic – Hasley Canyon – Download Map
    • Castaic – Newhall Ranch SP – Download Map
    • Castaic – Northlake SP – Download Map
    • Castaic – Trucking District – Download Map
    • Castaic – Val Verde – Download Map
    • Castaic – Violin Canyon – Download Map
    • Cerritos Island – Download Map
    • Chapman Woods – Download Map (ADDED December, 2023)
    • East Los Angeles – MOVED TO METRO AREA PLAN (see below)
    • East Pasadena – East San Gabriel – MOVED TO WEST SAN GABRIEL VALLEY AREA PLAN (see below)
    • Elizabeth Lake and Lake Hughes – Download Map
    • Elizabeth Lake and Lake Hughes – Significant Ridgelines – Download Map
    • Green Valley – Download Map
    • Juniper Hills – Download Map
    • La Crescenta – Montrose – MOVED TO WEST SAN GABRIEL VALLEY AREA PLAN (see below)
    • Lake Los Angeles – Download Map (Added January, 2024)
    • Leona Valley – Download Map
    • Leona Valley – Significant Ridgelines – Download Map
    • Rowland Heights – MOVED TO EAST SAN GABRIEL VALLEY AREA PLAN (see below)
    • San Francisquito Canyon – Download Map
    • San Francisquito Canyon – Significant Ridgelines – Download Map
    • San Francisquito Canyon – San Francisquito Creek – Download Map
    • Santa Monica Mountains North Area – Download Map
    • Santa Monica Mountains North Area – Significant Ridgelines – Download Map
    • Santa Monica Mountains North Area – Malibou Lake – Download Map
    • Santa Monica Mountains North Area – Topanga Canyon – Download Map
    • South San Gabriel - MOVED TO WEST SAN GABRIEL VALLEY AREA PLAN (see below)
    • Southeast Antelope Valley – Download Map (UPDATED January, 2024)
    • Southeast Antelope Valley – Palmdale Blvd – Download Map
    • Southeast Antelope Valley – Pearblossom Hwy – Download Map
    • Stonyvale – Download Map
    • Three Points – Liebre Mountain – Download Map
    • Twin Lakes – Download Map
    • Walnut Park – MOVED TO METRO AREA PLAN (see below)
    • West Athens – Westmont – MOVED TO METRO AREA PLAN (see below)
    • West Rancho Dominguez – Victoria – MOVED TO METRO AREA PLAN (see below)

    • East San Gabriel Valley Area Plan – Download Map Series
      1. Planning Area Standards District (PASD)
      2. Avocado Heights: CSD, Equestrian Area Sub-Area, and Valley Boulevard Sub-Area
      3. Hacienda Heights: Southwest Puente Setback Sub-Area
      4. Rowland Heights: CSD
      5. Significant Ridgelines (multiple communities – 11 pages)

    • Metro Area Plan – Download Map Series
      1. Planning Area Standards District (PASD)
      2. East Los Angeles: CSD, East Los Angeles Special Setback Sub-Area, Union Pacific Sub-Area, and Whittier Boulevard Sub-Area
      3. East Los Angeles: CSD Special Setbacks (multiple areas - 7 pages)
      4. Walnut Park: CSD
      5. Walnut Park: CSD Special Setbacks
      6. West Athens – Westmont: CSD, and Century Boulevard Sub-Area
      7. West Athens – Westmont: CSD Special Setbacks (2 pages)
      8. West Rancho Dominguez – Victoria: CSD

    • West San Gabriel Valley Area Plan  – Download Map Series
      1. Planning Area Standards District (PASD)
      2. Altadena: CSD, Special Setback Sub-Area, and Lake Ave Mixed Use Center Area Sub-Area
      3. Altadena: CSD Special Setbacks (multiple areas - 3 pages)
      4. Altadena: Significant Ridgelines
      5. East Pasadena – East San Gabriel: CSD, Special Setback Sub-Area
      6. East Pasadena – East San Gabriel: CSD Special Setbacks
      7. La Crescenta – Montrose: CSD, Foothill Boulevard Area Sub-Area
      8. South San Gabriel: CSD

  • Westside Area Plan – Download Map Series
    1. Planning Area Standards District (PASD)
    2. Baldwin Hills: CSD
    3. Baldwin Hills: Area Specific Standards (1)
    4. Baldwin Hills: Area Specific Standards (2)

***NOTE: These maps are current as of the time prepared and may not reflect amendments or other changes to Community Standards Districts, which have occurred since last update (August 2026).
The following maps can also be downloaded in PDF format (‘as is’ and at full size, with the exception of areas marked with an asterisk, which are offered at half-size), free of cost:

County covered by Area, Community or Neighborhood Plan. Scale – various (from 1” = 400’ to 1” = 8,000’) depending on size of area. Size – various (21.5” high by 38.5” wide to 43” high by 73” wide). Features: parcel level detail, major streets named, and general plan land use policy classifications.

Note: These maps are current as of time prepared and may not reflect amendments or other changes to land use policy map, which have occurred since last update (December 30, 2014).

Please click here for land use policy maps from our General Plan. These were updated in 2025 using an 8.5 x 11” format. We are in the process of creating larger, more detailed versions of these maps.

COMMUNITY ZONING MAPS

The following maps can be downloaded in PDF format (‘as is’ and at full size), free of cost:

These maps are organized by Planning Area.

Please use the Planning Areas Lookup app to determine which Planning Area contains a specific community.

All maps are 56”x41”, unless otherwise indicated.
All maps updated April 2016, unless otherwise indicated.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Some of the Zoning and Land Use Policy PDF maps below may not reflect the most current zone changes or plan amendments. These maps are current as of time prepared and may not reflect amendments or other zone changes, which have occurred since posted. LA County Planning makes no warranty, representation or guarantee as to the content, sequence, accuracy, timeliness or completeness of any of the data provided herein. This information is for reference purposes only and should be used as a guide to finding zoning and other related information. For the most current and accurate depiction of these maps, please visit Interactive Web Mapping Applications webpage.

Contact us at info@planning.lacounty.gov for more information.

  • Antelope Valley – East (68” x 41”) – Download Map
  • Antelope Valley – South (73” x 41”) – Download Map (UPDATED – December, 2018)
  • Antelope Valley – West (68” x 41”) – Download Map (UPDATED – May, 2020)
  • Santa Clarita Valley (65” x 41”) – Download Map (UPDATED – December, 2018)
  • Pepperdine University – Download Map
  • Santa Monica Mountains Coastal Zone – East (63” x 41”) – Download Map (UPDATED – March, 2018)
  • Santa Monica Mountains Coastal Zone – West (63” x 41”)
  • – Download Map (UPDATED – March, 2018)
  • Santa Monica Mountains North Area – East (63” x 41”)
  • – Download Map
  • Santa Monica Mountains North Area – West (63” x 41”)
  • – Download Map
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