This webmap shows streetcar lines currently proposed for Kansas City in relation to the current usage of public transit. More details are contained within the webmap.
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Proposed Streetcar Routes & Current Usage of Public Transit
October 30, 2013Volker Temporal Crime Map
September 27, 2013Click the image below to open an interactive crime map of K.C. MO’s Volker neighborhood. After the web map opens, use the slider bar at the bottom of the display to adjust the date range of the crimes drawn in the map. Click points in the map to get descriptive information about each crime.
The crime data used in this map created by KC Mapping & GIS was provided by data.kcmo.org. Other than changing a few field names and filtering what information is contained in the popups, the data has not been altered.
The crimes shown on the map occurred between Jan. 1 to Aug. 16, 2013.
Volker Land Use Map
August 16, 2013Land use patterns within Volker.
Kansas City, MO by the Counties, again.
August 15, 2013It’s overkill on the boundary thing, yes, we know. But we’re experimenting with ArcGIS online, and the results are positive.
KCMO: School Districts
July 9, 2013Fourteen public school districts overlap Kansas City, MO. Thirteen if you don’t count the small portion of Kearney R-I that cuts a small chunk from a northeastern portion of the boundary.
KCMO: Rivers & Streams
July 3, 2013Rivers and streams within the boundaries of Kansas City, Missouri labeled on a ten-meter digital elevation model.
Elevation Data Source: U.S. Geological Survey-National Elevation Dataset (NED)
KCMO: Counties
June 21, 2013A map showing the four counties that KCMO overlaps.
KCMO: Length & Width
June 18, 2013Kansas City, Missouri: length north to south and east to west at its greatest extents, more or less.
Homicide Patterns
February 21, 2013This map represents a sample of homicide data collected from August 2011 to the present. The general location of each homicide is shown as a small black dot. The boundary around each dot reflects how many homicides are nearby–smaller areas have more homicides nearby, larger areas have fewer nearby.
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