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A Legacy Land Holding: Telluride Mesa Ranch
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The M4 Ranch Group used Land id to map out the Telluride Mesa Ranch: a rare 2,080± deeded acre offering located just 45± minutes from Telluride Mountain Village.
6 Luxury Real Estate Marketing Ideas To Wow Your Buyers
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Regardless of the property’s price tag, every real estate agent looks to capture the attention of their target audience.
Map Making Software: How to Build a Better Map
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From drawings on the ground to representations on stone tablets all the way to the invention of GIS software, humans have been using maps to help understand the world around us since the dawn of our existence.
Are You Looking for a GIS Technician?
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In early 2020 as the Coronavirus began to spread across the globe, much of the world became glued to maps showing where new cases were appearing,
How We Use GIS For Forestry
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A tree is an incredible thing. Trees cleanse our air, bring us shade, and serve as a home to countless critters. However, while most of us can appreciate a particularly handsome tree, some of us know a lot more about them than others. Foresters are the professionals tasked with caring for, planting, and managing our trees – and it’s no easy feat. On any given day, they may find themselves walking long distances, ducking through the brush, or even encountering harsh weather.
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Bringing Fiber Optic to Rural America With GIS
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While the vast majority of Americans have access to high-speed internet, those living in rural areas fall far behind their urban counterparts. According to the FCC, 22.3% of Americans in rural areas and 27.7% of Americans in Tribal lands lack coverage from fixed terrestrial 25/3 Mbps broadband, as compared to only 1.5% of Americans in urban areas. This disparity has been especially pronounced since the pandemic drove many activities such as work, school, and medical care online.
Understanding Your Topographic Map Maker
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The first-ever topographic maps were said to have been formed by the British in the late 18th century, and soon after, the US followed suit. Back then, the US had a department called the “Topographical Bureau of the Army,” which used these maps to plan tactical strategies during the War of 1812. However, even when the war ended, our interest in topography remained.
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