The Headlines
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The National Trust for Historic Preservation created an Esri Story Map Journal app called Telling Music Row's Story, which chronicles the history, building demolitions, and new development in this unique district in Nashville, Tennessee. Read the article.
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The Living Atlas of the World sports a bold, new look and capabilities, making it easier to browse and contribute content such as maps, layers, scenes, apps, and tools. Read the article and see the website's makeover.
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Esri Story Maps apps have many not-so-obvious uses. You can use the apps to promote events, deliver information such as weather reports, support causes close to your heart, or even issue wedding invitations. Read the blog.
The Geospatial Report
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Binders filled with maps have been replaced by Esri ArcGIS Online at the Department of Public Utilities in Salt Lake City, Utah. Find out how the staff can retrieve the latest water, sewer, and streetlight information and save time using Web GIS.
Watch the video.
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In ArcGIS Pro 1.4, you can create custom travel modes for maps in your Navigator for ArcGIS apps. For example, you can customize travel modes to help steer your fieldworkers away from highways with low bridges or gravel roads. Learn more.
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Join Helen Thompson from Esri for a one-hour seminar on how to best use Esri Story Maps apps in the real estate industry. Creating property flyers and virtual property tours are just two examples. Watch the video.
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Esri product engineers Jim Herries, Lisa Berry, Jennifer Bell, and Tamara Grant show how smart mapping capabilities can be used with Living Atlas of the World content. Watch the online webinar.