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Search Seattle zoning by neighborhood, explore what can be built where, and see transit and proposed changes side by side. Seattle Atlas brings zoning, land use, transit, and development proposals into a single interactive map.
Seattle Atlas combines zoning data from the City of Seattle, transit routes from King County Metro and Sound Transit, and bike infrastructure from SDOT. Click any parcel to see allowed uses, nearby permits, Walk Score, and proposed zoning changes from the Comprehensive Plan 2044 (One Seattle Plan) and Ordinance 127376 — including the new Neighborhood Residential zone, station area rezoning, ADU and DADU expansion, missing middle housing, and Centers and Corridors legislation.
Seattle Atlas covers every zone in the Seattle Municipal Code Title 23, including Neighborhood Residential (NR); Lowrise 1, 2, and 3 (LR1, LR2, LR3); Midrise (MR); Highrise (HR); Neighborhood Commercial 1, 2, and 3 (NC1, NC2, NC3); Commercial 1 and 2 (C1, C2); Seattle Mixed (SM); Urban Center / Village (UX); Master Planned Community (MPC); Downtown zones DMC, DMR, DOC1, DOC2, DRC, DH1, DH2; Pioneer Square Mixed (PSM); International District Mixed and Residential (IDM, IDR); Pike Market Mixed (PMM); Major Institution Overlay (MIO); and the industrial zones Industrial Commercial (IC), Industrial Buffer (IB), Maritime Manufacturing/Logistics (MML), and Industry & Innovation (II).