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GIS Mapping for Grants, New Mexico

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Mapping all city streets, subdivisions, city lots, major features, and city utilities

Anderson Engineering completed a GIS mapping of the city of Grants, NM. The mapping included all city streets, subdivisions, various city lots and major features. The entire city infrastructure was also mapped and made part of the GIS information. The city zoning and enhanced 911 system were also incorporated by Anderson into the GIS database. Actual addresses within the city were confirmed in the field for accuracy of the enhanced 911 system.

Reviewed by Brandon Anderson, PMP, GC

Principal Civil Engineer and Licensed General Contractor delivering innovative, client-focused solutions for complex projects across Utah and beyond.

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