Land Use Mapping is used to visualize, analyze and display Land Claims, Land Use, Traditional Lands, Protected Areas, Recreation, Agriculture, Leases, Historial and Archeological Sites.

As many communities continue to grow in patterns of high or low-density sprawl, progressive-thinking planners are looking for ways to develop long range plans that harmonize with the community and the environment. This can be a challenging task when these planning principles are met with public resistance.

By graphically placing land management issues in a large landscape context, it is possible to conduct responsible land use planning.