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Public GIS Map Viewer Help
The City of Manchester is pleased to offer the use of this online dynamic map viewer to the general public. Designed for residential as well as business usage, this viewer provides dynamic tools for accessing and manipulating geographic data in the Manchester, NH area.
What is GIS?
What You Can Do Using the Public GIS Map Viewer
Getting Started
Comments and Feedback
Troubleshooting
What is GIS?
GIS stands for "geographic
information system", essentially a computer-based mapping system for capturing, storing, analyzing and managing
data and associated attributes. GIS data is said to be "spatially referenced", meaning that it is tied to
geographic locations as points, lines, or areas.
GIS makes it possible to work with multiple information "layers" concerning various geographic features at a
known place or within a defined area. Layers can be of many different types of information such as roads,
water bodies, parcels, wards, utility systems, aerial images, topography, and more. GIS also provides ways
to easily view and examine relationships between these layers.
What You Can Do Using the Public GIS Map Viewer
Our public GIS map viewer provides a rich set of functions for geographic layers in the Manchester area.
Click on the following links for detailed help on these functions:
Getting Started
Before accessing the map viewer, please make sure that your browser meets these
minimum requirements.
A pointing device such as a mouse, trackball, etc. is necessary for most functions.
The map viewer will open in a separate browser window and will attempt to fill the maximum available screen.
A minimum screen resolution of 1024x768 is recommended.
Click here to access the Public GIS Map Viewer.
Comments and Feedback
We welcome your comments and feedback on our public GIS map viewer and related online resources.
Click here to use our GIS Feedback Form.
Troubleshooting
Should you experience any problems, we recommend that you first review the requirements listed above
under "Getting Started", including browser requirements.
Sometimes, a map function will require extra time. Once a function has been invoked, please allow it
to complete before using another one.
In some cases, a simple Restart (click the Restart tool) will fix a problem. We recommend trying this
before reporting problems to us.
If you are unable to resolve a problem, please let us know by using our GIS Feedback Form.
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