In preparing the Connect SoCal 2024, the Southern California
Association of Governments will engage in the Local Data Exchange
process to gather the most updated information available from
local jurisdictions covering land use and growth to help
understand how the region is developing and the extent to which
we are meeting our climate goals.
This page is for local jurisdictions in Southern California to
access and review SCAG’s data sets that are part of the Local
Data Exchange.
Over the course of 2022, SCAG plans to meet one-on-one with all
197 local jurisdictions to discuss these maps in their local
context, provide background on the development of Connect SoCal
2024, and provide training of tools available to local
jurisdictions.
Data/Map Books
To request draft high-quality maps and shapefiles of SCAG’s
Data/Map Book or related materials, please contact
LIST@scag.ca.gov
Please note that SCAG’s draft data is undergoing refinement based
on feedback from local jurisdictions, and material included here
is subject to revision; inquiries for official data should be
directed to each respective local jurisdiction.