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Introduction¶

• Welcome
• Known Issues
• Release Notes
• Who created this program?
• Can I get a copy of this data?
  

Preferences¶

• Tools and Buttons
• Adding/Removing Map Layers
• Maptips
• Creating/Managing Saved Lcoations
  

Navigation¶

• Basic Navigation
• Search Roads
• Zoom to Point
• Zoom to Section Township Range
  

Properties¶

• Quick Search
• Property Search
• Sales Search
• Identify Tool
• Property Results
• Property Photos
• Property Report Card
• Property Tax Info
  

How to...¶

• Print
• Create Mailing Labels
• Draw and Add Notes to the Map
• Measure Distances and Areas
• Add External Data to Map
• Display Google Street View
  

Additional Info¶

• Comments/ Suggestions
  
  
  
  

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Welcome

Latest News

July 14, 2010
eGIS and Clark County Government received the prestigious ESRI International Special Achievement in GIS Award this year. All eGIS customers can take pride in the fact that they are using an Internationally recognized product.




July 10, 2010
Thank you very much for your feedback during our eGIS beta rollout period. Your comments and suggestions are greatly appreciated and continue to make eGIS a better product.

April 20, 2010
Known issues in eGIS 2.0 are noted within this help file to inform users of abnormal behavior.
Release notes have been documented within this help file to inform users about the different releases of eGIS.

Welcome to eGIS 2.0 Help!

During the summer of 2009, we proudly released the first version of our ArcGIS Server and Flex-based website for local and county governments. At 39°N, we take customer and public feedback seriously. After the first version was released, we began collecting feedback from our user base so we could improve the website. We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has allowed interviews, submitted emails, or called us to discuss enhancements so that we could provide you with a website that would help you maximize your time and make finding information easy.





eGIS 2.0 is an online Geographic Information System (GIS) designed for optimizing the analysis, visualization, and retrieval of geographic data. A geographic information system (GIS) represents real world objects (parcels, roads, land use, elevation, etc.) with digital data. GIS technology can be used to search for properties , zoom to intersections , view property report cards , lookup property tax data , and other purposes.

Some of the new enhancements made to eGIS have been: the addition of being able to search for multiple properties using our property search tool; a more robust search for previous real estate sales; the ability to search by section, township and range; and the ability to see changes over time by using the aerial photography slide bars. We also hope you will notice the difference in speed of the website as we have spent numerous hours optimizing the network and the behind the scenes programming to deliver a website that will run fast and efficiently.

We are still collecting feedback on the site so that we can incorporate more tools and searches into eGIS 2.0. If you have ideas for the future, just click on the envelope icon and send us a message we would love to hear from you. We have created a help document to help you find what you are looking for, if you still have questions or need assistance after reviewing the help then just send us an email with the email icon and we will get back to you in less than 24 hours.

Enjoy the website and let us know what you think!

Sincerely,

The 39°N Team