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Where to download address locator styles

StewartGalloway

Where can I download address locator styles? I'd like to try a few different address locator styles but cannot find them.

Thank you.

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RobertScheitlin__GISP

Stewart,

They are part of the ArcGIS install. See this link for creating a locato and it will walk you through step by step:

Creating an address locator—Help | ArcGIS Desktop

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RobertScheitlin__GISP

Here is a link:

Commonly used address locator styles—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

StewartGalloway

Hi Robert,

I have been to that page but where do I download the style? Is it a file? Is it already somewhere within the ArcGIS install files (bin)? I have never used geocoding.

Thanks.

Stew

RobertScheitlin__GISP

Stewart,

They are part of the ArcGIS install. See this link for creating a locato and it will walk you through step by step:

Creating an address locator—Help | ArcGIS Desktop

StewartGalloway

Ah, ok, I see it. thanks very much!

StewartGalloway

Robert,

I'd like to geocode a voter registration file. Do I have enough info to create a reference file and address locator? I have a voter registration file with names and addresses and I have a tax parcel file (Malta_rps). Please see attached.

What do I use as a Primary Table, the Voter file or the parcel file?

I've tried using US Address - Single House.

Thanks.

Stew

RobertScheitlin__GISP

Stew,

There are other people that are much more experts on this than me, I use a dual range address locator because my address point data has all the necessary data in that one featureclass I also have a parcel polygon fall back locator that is one feature class as well. I don't have much experience building a locator from two separate files. I would say as long as you have a common field that you can join the two datasets on then you might be OK. There is a lot that goes into choosing the right locator for your data and many time a lot of data manipulation / cleanup that has to happen first.

LarryWilliams

Does your Parcel Polygon locator return a polygon or a point?

RobertScheitlin__GISP

Larry,

It returns a Polygon.

JakeMatthys

Hi Robert Scheitlin, GISP‌ what locator style did you use to create a parcel locator that returns parcel polygons rather than points? I have parcel data that I am creating a locator over and each locator style I try uses the parcel centroid as the return 'flash'. I want the parcel shape to be the locator output.

Thanks for your help.

- Jake

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