Tyrrell County, North Carolina GIS data
Tyrrell County publishes 11 public GIS layers in 1 ArcGIS map, including parcels (1), addresses (2), flood zones (1), boundaries (1). Click any layer to open it in MapPull and download it as Shapefile, DXF, GeoJSON or KMZ, clipped to your project area. Your first 5 pulls are free, no card needed!
Last checked October 26, 2026. The data is free from Tyrrell County and comes live from its own maps when you download; you pay MapPull only for finding it, clipping it to your area and converting it.
- TaxParcels · polygons · 4,378
- Centerlines_Addressing · lines · 455
- AddressPoint · points · 3,224
- Flood_hazards · polygons · 2
- Municipal_area · polygons · 2
Other layers
6 layersWhere this data comes from
Tyrrell County's public ArcGIS map. MapPull reads the layers live from the publisher when you download; it doesn't host or change the data.
- Web appTyrrellWebMap11 layersTyrrell County's map ↗Open in MapPull →
Questions
- What GIS data does Tyrrell County publish?
- 11 public layers in 1 ArcGIS map: parcels (1), addresses (2), flood zones (1), boundaries (1), as of October 26, 2026.
- Can I download Tyrrell County parcels as a shapefile or DXF?
- Yes. Click a layer above to open it in MapPull, draw a box around your project if you only need part of it, and download it as Shapefile, DXF, GeoJSON or KMZ in the layer's own coordinate system. Your first 5 pulls are free.
- Does MapPull sell Tyrrell County's data?
- No. The data is free from Tyrrell County, and MapPull keeps no copy of it. When you download, it comes straight from Tyrrell County's own public map; you pay MapPull for finding it, clipping it to your area and converting it to Shapefile, DXF, GeoJSON or KMZ.
- Is this Tyrrell County's official data?
- It comes from Tyrrell County's own public maps, linked above, read live when you download. Tyrrell County owns it and sets its terms of use; for anything legal or official, confirm with Tyrrell County.
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These maps are published by Tyrrell County, which owns the data and sets its terms of use. MapPull reads only what is public; it doesn't host or change the data. Layer names and feature counts were read on October 26, 2026 and can change when the publisher updates a map.