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Discover2Map GIS Tutorial and Atlas

Are you new to GIS (Geographic Info Systems) and mapping? Would you desire to discover what it's all about and discover the way to come up with your own maps? Would you desire to begin a new professional career? Our on the internet Discover2MapTM Tutorial and Atlas is designed to provide you a quick-start introduction to the basics of GIS.

In only a just minutes you are able to begin to discover a technique to make sophisticated maps. The simple-to-follow step-by-step distance learning on the internet tutorial is based on free resources. Theres not a thing else to buy. All that you require to begin mapping today is the Discover2MapTM Tutorial and Atlas.

What You'll Discover

Our simple-to-follow step-by-step Discover2MapTM Tutorial and Atlas will show you the way to:

Get free map layers
Create a GIS project with ArcExplorer (free)
Open and view the layers of GIS project
Navigate and query your maps
Change colors and attributes
Add extra layers and create a map project (layers include streets, highways, cities, census tracts and da ta, school districts, rivers and streams and plenty more)
Distribute your maps to others
Obtain Entry to free maps and tools (list constantly updated).
Locate free GIS and GPS tutorials (list constantly updated).
And more

You should take note that the Discover2MapTM Tutorial and Atlas is based on free resources. You won't pay anything extra to discover the way to utilize the system or for any maps.

Click the link below for the Discover2Map Tutorial and Atlas

Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) Arcview GIS Shapefiles

Knowledge is Power: Explore the
hazardscape of potential toxic risks
where you work, live and play

2004 Toxic Release Inventory Maps

New release is accessible! - EPA released the Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) data files for 2004 in April 2006. EPA makes this data publicly available over a year after the finish of the release year so here's the latest data available. Since the EPA release we've been at work to create these new GIS shapefiles for you.

NO MAPPING OR GIS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED!
Every map comes bundled with simple to do guidelines, state boundaries, highways, lakes, rivers, cities and and usage rights to Arcexplorer, a free and simple to use map viewer.

Click The Link Below To get your copy of the Toxic Release GIS map shapefiles

Federal and Indian Lands Arcview GIS Shapefiles

Coverage: All U.S. including Hawaii and Alaska.