Map Practice ArcGis import

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Map Practice ArcGis import

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Last edited Jul 24, 2021

Created on Jul 24, 2021

This example embeds an interactive ArcGIS map of Clark County hospitals within an HTML page. It relies on an ArcGIS iframe, configured with a dark theme and specific map extent boundaries. The map displays hospital locations through ArcGIS’s built-in webmap service. While no custom JavaScript or React hooks are used in the shown code, the visualization leverages the ArcGIS API via its embedding URL, with scroll disabled and zoom enabled.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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