Hello GIS friends!!!
I am working on new district on our Forest, and I am working on each campground down here in Pike and San Isabel National Forest and I have a georeferenced CAD layout map, and I see that there is a word called "Chlorinator”. I googled it and I can see it is some sort of water treatment. I am not sure if it is small or big thing, but what am I asking is which symbol or style should I use for this map?
I am working on updating the AutoCAD layout map to ArcGIS Pro to improve the map to a better visual map
If there is no answer to this from the audience, I will probably just create a new template for that CL layer to a feature template
Thanks!!
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In the Water_Distribution_Style file here - Water Distribution Editor Style - Overview - there is a Chlorination symbol. Doesn't look like the CL symbol you have but it's a symbol to consider.
In the Water_Distribution_Style file here - Water Distribution Editor Style - Overview - there is a Chlorination symbol. Doesn't look like the CL symbol you have but it's a symbol to consider.
Thanks ! Found it and will use it instead of CL !!!