City_of_Tampa_Neighborhood_Map.pdf

The provided file is a City of Tampa Neighborhood Map created collaboratively by the University of South Florida, City of Tampa, FDEP, Esri, TomTom, Garmin, SafeGraph, and other geospatial data providers. The map, dated 9/9/2024, depicts the City of Tampa's neighborhoods, categorizing them into three status types: Active Neighborhoods (green), Reorganizing Neighborhoods (lighter green), and Inactive Neighborhoods (outlined in green). The map covers the Tampa metropolitan area, including surrounding regions like Wesley Chapel, Brandon, Riverview, and various other neighborhoods and districts.

The map provides a comprehensive geographic overview of Tampa's neighborhood boundaries at a scale of 1:144,448, with distance scales in both miles and kilometers. The visualization includes major roadways, water bodies, and municipal boundaries, offering a detailed spatial representation of the city's urban and suburban areas. While directly related to a Water Use Restriction Enforcement Services contract, the map itself serves as a strategic reference tool for understanding the city's geographic and administrative landscape, which could be valuable for planning and service deployment purposes.