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Learn how to work with spatial and routing data using named resources.
Types of Named Resources
Named Maps

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Named Maps

Description

A named map is a type of named resource that defines the properties of a map, that is, the data, themes, and display conditions that define the content and appearance of a map.

Schemas

The schemas for named map definitions are defined in MXP_NamedResource_1_5.xsd and MXP_MapDefinition_1_5.xsd.


Element	Description
NamedMapDefinition	The root element of a named map definition.

Examples

Refer to the following topics for examples of named map definitions: