ArcGIS JS Map Demos
Powered by the ArcGIS JS SDK and Calcite Design System
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Interactive map demonstrating basic geometry types in ArcGIS JS API: points, lines, and polygons. Customized styling and popup information.
An interactive 3D map showing traffic camera locations throughout Maryland with live camera feeds. Click on camera points to view real-time traffic conditions.
Visualize Toronto's road network with customized styling and interactive features. Explore traffic patterns and road classifications throughout the city.
3D visualization of building data with height-based rendering and navigation controls. Explore urban landscapes with detailed building models.
View active and historic wildfires incidents across the United States, featuring comprehensive temporal filtering. Designed with Firefly cartography in mind.
Displays Philadelphia county boundaries derived from neighborhood GeoJSON data. Unioned geometry to outline the county.
Visualizes a simple map of the Two-State Solution concept, showing the boundaries of Israel and the Palestinian territories (West Bank & Gaza) using public GeoJSON data.
Explore clustering of power plants across the United States. Interactive clusters colored by fuel type, responsive sidebar with legend, and cluster count display.
Explore real-time OpenStreetMap data with dynamic Overpass API queries. Select from 8 amenity types (restaurants, cafés, bars, pharmacies, hospitals, banks, schools, parking) and search any location worldwide. Features mobile-responsive design with collapsible panels.
View a binned heatmap of alternative fuel sources across the United States including electric, ethanol, propane, and others.
Interactive timeline map showing the evolution of LGBTQ rights protections across US states from 1970 to 2024. Explore state-by-state legislation including marriage equality, non-discrimination laws, and healthcare protections with a collapsible legend and time slider controls.
Historical timeline visualization of assault weapons regulations across US states from 1989 to 2024. Track state-level bans, regulations, and the federal ban period (1994-2004) with interactive time controls and detailed legislative history.