Explore the regional diversity of Los Angeles County by viewing population, size, zip codes and other data across maps of cities, unincorporated areas and communities.

Check your Unincorporated Area Planning Department by using Z-Net to find out if you are in an unincorporated area or in a city. You can also look up your zoning and other property information.

This map displays the 88 incorporated cities and many unincorporated areas within Los Angeles County. Web Map by [email protected]_lacounty. The layer, Human Geography Base, cannot be added to the map.

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Unincorporated areas in the County of Los Angeles. These areas are maintained by Los Angeles County and have not been annexed by any cities.

In LA County, unincorporated areas include more than 1 million residents living in approximately 300,000 households. The areas cover 2,600 square miles and represent one-tenth of the County

We also created GIS apps to look at subdivision activity, aerial imagery, and many other features for unincorporated communities, or areas outside a city in Los Angeles County. You can also use these GIS apps to create and save maps in PDF for printing.

GIS-NET Public is an interactive mapping application that features spatial tools and planning and zoning information for the Unincorporated communities and territory of Los Angeles County (i.e., areas not incorporated into one of the County’s 88 cities).

Use the LA County Jurisdiction Lookup tool to find out if you are in an unincorporated area and if LA County Planning is your planning department.

Areas in WHITE are UNINCORPORATED areas of Los Angeles County Click on map image for larger image. Community names in BOLD are "Census Designated Places" - unincorporated communities identified by the U.S. Census as distinct communities.