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Find Out What’s New in ArcGIS StoryMaps

ArcGIS StoryMaps is better than ever, from a revamped StoryMaps gallery to a new text editor. Learn about these and other recent updates.

A story called Famous Boots of Wimberly, Texas, serves as an example of how to integrate GIS with art, history, and geography in education.

Create story maps about special places you have visited and share your adventures with Esri.

Esri technology evangelist Bern Szukalski offers several tips on how to properly find and use images in your stories.

See how graphic elements such as icons and illustrations create a unified look and feel to your story map reinforce your organization's brand.

More than 1.1 million story maps live on ArcGIS Online. Here are a few favorites from 2019.

A story map by Cooper Thomas of Esri delves into where our planet's seven billion people live and their impact on the land, sea, and air.

Using imagery from the Maxar Open Data Program, an Esri Story Map Swipe app reveals the devastation to the Bahamas caused by Hurricane Dorian.

The Masters of Tradition: A Cultural Journey Across America story map profiles more than 125 artists from diverse cultures.

A group called RefuGIS taught Syrian refugees how to make story maps. One man used his new skills to talk about his ongoing cancer battle.

A law enforcement team in California uses Esri technology to find out what services homeless people need and match them with those services.

Travel to the surface of Mars and explore its features from the comfort of your computer, using d ArcGIS Online.