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Interactive Map Apps, built on the powerful Esri platform, provides an easy-to-use tool for viewing and exploring a wide range of state resources — all in one place.

This dynamic mapping tool helps you visualize important information geographically, making it easier to understand where services, facilities, and key programs are located across the state. Whether you’re looking for nearby resources, planning services, or conducting research, the Map App puts detailed, real-time information at your fingertips.

Why Use the Map App?

• See Resources at a Glance: Instantly view public facilities, service centers, environmental assets, transportation networks, and other state-managed resources across the region.
• Make Informed Decisions: Interactive maps allow for better planning, coordination, and service delivery by showing where resources are located relative to communities and needs.
• Stay Current: With layers updated regularly, you can trust that the information reflects the most recent data available.

How to Use the Map App

The Map App is designed to be intuitive and user-friendly. You can customize your view by turning different map layers on and off based on what you want to see:

1. Layer Menu: Use the menu to select the categories you’re interested in — such as healthcare centers, education facilities, conservation areas, and more.
2. Toggle Layers: Check or uncheck boxes to show or hide different types of resources. This makes it easy to focus only on the information relevant to your needs.
3. Click for Details: Click on a specific site or feature on the map to see detailed information, including addresses, service descriptions, and contact details.
4. Search and Filter: Use search tools or apply filters to quickly find specific resources or narrow results to your area of interest.

By putting the power of interactive mapping into your hands, the Map App helps you explore, analyze, and better understand the resources that support our communities across the state.

Start exploring examples now and discover how state resources are connected!

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