OASISnyc.net Mapping Service

Maps shape how we move through the city. OASISnyc.net Mapping Service turns raw data into clear, usable layers—neighborhood boundaries, transit zones, green spaces, flood plains, or demographic shifts—so planners, researchers, and community groups can see patterns that spreadsheets hide. They handle geocoding, custom projections, and large-format prints; the work stays precise whether the project covers a single block or all five boroughs. Midtown’s grid can feel like a maze of glass and steel, but the right map cuts through the noise.

The office sits at 365 5th Ave #6202, New York, NY 10016—steps from the Empire State Building and a short walk from Penn Station. Directions and hours are easiest to check on their map listing; if you need to talk through a project, call them directly. Most clients discover that what looks like a simple question—where to place a bike lane, how far residents live from a park—needs a map to answer. You’ll leave with a file or a print, and the city suddenly makes more sense.