How to identify polygons that are together or polygons that include others?

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05-11-2021 02:21 AM
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How to identify polygons that are together or polygons that include others?

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DavidPike
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Without more detail I can only say:

Select features by location—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

with a spatial relationship such as Intersect and Boundary Touches etc. google the relationship option meanings for more info on the spatial relationship required.

You can also run it multiple times and narrow-down selections.

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DanPatterson
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For containment.... "contains" or "within" using the same featureclass for both the source or target

Select By Location graphic examples—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

For others see the graphic examples


... sort of retired...

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SteveLynch
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you may also want to look at PolygonNeighbors

 

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DanLee
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You can run the Near tool with your polygons as both input features and near features. You will get two new fields, NEAR_FID and NEAR_DIST, for your polygons. The ones with NEAR_DIST 0 would be what you are looking for.

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DavidPike
MVP Frequent Contributor

Without more detail I can only say:

Select features by location—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

with a spatial relationship such as Intersect and Boundary Touches etc. google the relationship option meanings for more info on the spatial relationship required.

You can also run it multiple times and narrow-down selections.

DanPatterson
MVP Esteemed Contributor

For containment.... "contains" or "within" using the same featureclass for both the source or target

Select By Location graphic examples—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

For others see the graphic examples


... sort of retired...
SteveLynch
Esri Regular Contributor

you may also want to look at PolygonNeighbors

 

DanLee
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Esri Regular Contributor

You can run the Near tool with your polygons as both input features and near features. You will get two new fields, NEAR_FID and NEAR_DIST, for your polygons. The ones with NEAR_DIST 0 would be what you are looking for.