There are many additional features that MapViewer provides, including:

• Create insets to show a portion of a map at a different scale.
• Export your map to HTML with working hyperlinks.
• Use the geocoding function to convert US street addresses to latitude/longitude coordinates suitable for making a pin map.
• Create Thiessen Polygons from a point data set to define regions of influence.
• Add graticules, legends, and scale bars to your map
• Limit the map to selected coordinates or a selected area
• Query the map and show the results in several ways
• Use one of the several map managers to easily keep track of your map
• Several reports such as centroid report, data for the selected object, and a general map report are available
• Measure the distance between selected Primary IDs or click on the map to find distances
• Annotate your maps with text using any typeface, size, or color
• Hyperlink locations on your map to a web site or any type of file
• Display information associated with areas, curves, and points on your map.
• Display place names, data information, or any type of text on your maps
• Create circles, squares, rectangles, polylines, polygons, or symbols at any location on the map
• Create multi-layered maps to present more information
• Zoom in on areas to show different levels of detail
• Create custom colors, line styles, and fill patterns
• Create maps using any coordinate system and recalibrate maps to use any coordinate system
• Use one of the 25+ map projections
• Convert areas to curves, curves to areas, and drawing objects to areas
• Edit polylines with break curve, reshape, and thin boundary
• View the data and the map simultaneously
• Move or copy map features between map layers
• Turn on or off the display of any map or page features
• Many more!