| A basic component of the system is digital, or computerized, maps and graphics. Through the use of intricate mapping software, the GIS can quickly produce full-color maps on a computer screen or on paper. | |
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These computerized maps are based on highly accurate field and satellite surveys and precision aerial photography. The maps typically show parcel boundaries, streets, buildings, utilities, topographic features, and a variety of other features normally found on city maps, plats, and plans. |
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