Is there a way to export shaded relief topo from ArcGIS OnLine to use offline in ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap?

Question

Hi Community Blog! I cannot always work online. But I need to create some maps using the shaded relief topo available in ArcGIS OnLine. Is there away to clip and export what I need from the desired map extents to be able to use offline?

And is there a way to be able to use this topo imagery without the auto-supplied labeling?

Thanks for any input!    Dave

DavidGray2 · Answer

Hi Kory and Jayanta;  Many thanks for the help and I have made progress on this issue. Having finally figured out how to solve the cantankerous "Your account could not be used to authorize ArcGIS Pro because it is an ArcGIS Public Account" issue, I have had success in downloading World Hillshade layers for specified areas and to use offline. Turns out the download comes in two layers: a layer with shaded relief topo for the area specified and a culture feature layer for the same area. Both are useful.

Two further aspects derive out of working with this product:

1) These are not feature layers where one can edit - say, geoprocess clip a portion by another subarea boundary polygon. Are there options here to download or convert this info to an editable feature layer?

2) It appears the resolution of the hillshaded topo is probably 30 meters or so. Which is great for sizable enough areas. When working with a really small area, the topo is looking a bit cheesy and artificial. Are there additional sources of more detailed resolution - maybe of local origin - shaded topo relief available out there that can be downloaded and worked with offline is similar fashion.

The two new questions are an extension of this topic. So, I think the original question that started all of this can be considered answered.

Dave

DavidGray1 · Answer

Hi Kory; Thanks much for this suggestion. I have taken a look at the
page link and want to give it a go, but just haven't had time yet. Soon.

I have ArcGIS Pro and am glad I went through the cartography MOOC a
while back. I will report back with results - hopefully to say a
solution has been found.

Sounds favorable.   Thanks;

Dave

KoryKramer · Answer

Have you looked at taking the map offline from ArcGIS Pro? https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/projects/take-a-map-offline.htm