First, thank you for this fabulous tool.

It looks Like Bonneville County, Idaho broke their GIS access. From what little I can find, they made changes on April 27 .

This URL seems to work to get to the map:

https://bonneville.maps.arcgis.com/apps ... 98962c52bc

Thanks!

MapOMatic wrote:

herrchin wrote:Utah mileposts would be greatly appreciated, if they're compatible. Looks like it's pulling live from a REST service: http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewe ... &source=sd

I think this is in there already. Let me know if not, or if it's not working.

I'm not seeing it. Is it a separately selectable layer?

Just removed and re-installed GIS Layers, closed and re-loaded browser, got it now, thanks!

Another potentially useful layer would be the Federal Railroad Administration data at http://fragis.fra.dot.gov/GISFRASafety/

MapOMatic wrote:I could add a layer for the rail lines easy enough (I think), but there wouldn't be any labels... just lines. Anything else useful from that site?

I think that just the lines in a color that stands out would be useful for the times when editing RRs.

Here is another source to add to GIS Layers:

https://maps.vermont.gov/e911/Html5View ... e911viewer

I'm told that it is the most current/accurate of the Vermont maps.

Thanks for such a great tool.

Here is another source that could be useful. It contains a number of layers that would be helpful when working US Forest Service areas.

http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewe ... d73280ae4a

There is a script that opens it in a new tab and follows position with WME, but it doesn't overlay like GIS Layers.

Is anyone else seeing the GIS layers not updating when scrolling? Since the last WME update, I'm having to turn GIS Layers off and back on after scrolling to get the layers to update.

Here is another resource that can be useful:

http://fragis.fra.dot.gov/GISFRASafety/

This script is excellent. Only have Kingsville, TX in there for my state but it is pretty handy.