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Esri's Community Maps Program Updates Content for 128 Communities!

By Shane Matthews

Your input makes a difference! Join the community by providing feedback, creating large scale features, or sharing data layers and services. Your contributed data will be added to Esri basemaps, which are freely available to ArcGIS users as part of the ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World.

New Communities and Updates

The latest release cycles include new and updated map content for 128 communities! These new and updated communities include countries, counties, cities, campuses, facility sites, and provinces throughout Canada, Iceland, New Zealand, the United States, Spain and Venezuela.

The basemaps and Imagery hosted by ArcGIS Online have been updated 9 times this year already. Enhanced and user-friendly sharing workflows recently introduced are making it easier for contributors to share their local geographic knowledge with the ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World.

The difference is clear. Left panel of images below include new map content. Click on images below for a better view.

Redmond, WA
New Mexico State University
American River College
University of Washington

Click on the Story Map below for an interactive tour of our newest basemap contributors.

Newest Basemap Contributors

Join the Community! You can provide feedback, create large scale features, and share data layers and services. Your contributed data will be added to Esri basemaps, which are freely available to ArcGIS users as part of the ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World.

Click on the image below to begin contributing today. Have any questions? Just let me know.

What to Contribute

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