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Geographic Analysis Aids In Governmental Decisions and Procedures

Geography is important to federal, state, local and county government. On the federal level, geography is used to support and make the best decisions possible for the entire nation, including aspects such as natural resources, environmental issues, human services, transportation, emergency management, governmental reform and economic status. State and local governments rely on geographic information for similar things, yet also are required to adhere to complex political and regulatory requirements. They must also work with postal systems and address information. County government depends on geographic information in several ways as well, one being developmental services within a city or county.

GbBIS: A Governing Tool

As so much of the governmental duties depend on geographic information and data, GbBIS can be particularly helpful. Combining geographic data with other pertinent information, such as census tract, ZIP Code , or county /metro area data, enables you to create maps that visually display the relationship between the data. GbBIS can create maps for all levels and uses in the government. Transportation, human services, natural resources, postal services and economic development at the federal, state, local, and county levels are several of the areas GbBIS can aid. GbBIS is an excellent tool for support, planning and in the decision making processes.