Land use planning is necessary to guide decision makers in attempting to select appropriate types of land use, determining optimal spatial locations of the planned activity, identifying andformulating opportunities for land use change, and anticipating the consequences of changing land use policies. As a core component of land use planning, land resource assessment is fundamental at all stages of planning and implementation, and at any stage of development of an area to determine the capability, suitability, and availability of land for alternative uses, as well as its productivity, the sustainability of those uses, and their impact on other environmental resources. Use of effective geospatial information technology signifies a better decision making output and outcome.