Points of interest
Find POI display locations and attribute information for many places, including businesses, institutions, landmarks, and natural features, where people spend their money and time.
Find the points of interest and places that matter most to you
Key to location analysis, Esri's Places Data portfolio provides distinct geographic references, including points of interest (POI), building footprints, boundaries, and parcels. This data can help you understand what attracts people to a location. Add Places Data to your GIS analysis, or confidently build it into your location services applications.
Interested in a particular location or landmark? Find places by name or category through an interactive search.
Create a list of nearby places based on location and type. Consider customers and prospects, competitors, distribution sites, and facilities for visualization and analysis.
Have a list of businesses to include in your journey? Inform your route directions with landmarks to assist in navigation, and find other relevant places along your route.
Enhance your GIS analysis with Places Data to better understand how the physical and social worlds interact.
Find POI display locations and attribute information for many places, including businesses, institutions, landmarks, and natural features, where people spend their money and time.
Boundaries define areas for data representation and describe well-known administrative divisions such as postal codes. They are often used for visualizing statistical data.
Parcels include information such as map-based boundaries, property ownership, land use, and zoning. Building footprints describe the outline of structures often seen on a map.
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Learn how to contribute POI and other features through Esri's Community Maps Program.