Tutorials - Mapping:Finding Your Address |
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Overview:
- Want to locate the environmental health statistics for a particular area?
-Find your home, workplace, or even your child’s school - Use base maps to add a street map layer
- Follow the step-by-step directions below:
1. Search:
Type an address in the search bar. Click on the desired location from the dropdown menu.

2. Search:
You will automatically be redirected to the location (blue pin).

3. Base Maps:
Click on the green circle icon on the top left of the map.

4. Base Maps:
Click on the base maps icon. When you hover your cursor over it, the word BASEMAPS will appear.

5. Base Maps:
Select a map type. There are a variety of street map options. There is also a satellite map option under ESRI World Imagery.

6. Transparency:
Use transparency to fade your disease outcome, so that you can see the base layer too. Start by clicking on the Layers icon.

7. Transparency:
Select the layer you would like to make more transparent. Query data is always the last layer in the list.

8. Transparency:
Click, hold, and drag the slide bar to the left to adjust for transparency.

9. Transparency:
Zoom in closer if necessary.

10. Remove Layer:
To remove a disease outcome layer, click on the green toggle for the category, so that it slides and turns gray.

11. Remove Layer:
The base map is now completely visible.
