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The Lexington Bicycle Map

DISCIPLINES

Geography
Urban Planning
GIS Architecture
Cartography

OVERVIEW

In 2020, Lexington celebrated it's 100th mile of bicycle paths; the time had come for a new bicycle map. This web-based bicycle map is responsive to various devices, from phones to desktops. Robust functionality means that users can toggle layers, choose their favorite basemap, locate themselves, find paths to points of interest, measure distances, draw routes, export pdfs, and more; check out the Tutorial Video below for a complete demonstration.
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The Bicycle Map can be browsed in the embedded version below, is best viewed in a separate web browser at maps.lexingtonky.gov/BikeLexington, and can be downloaded as as a large pdf for printing.

Web Based Map

Go To the Web Map

Wall Map

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Download a Wall Map

Sources

Map Layers
LFUCG Planning Division
LFUCG GIS Services

Point of Interest Symbols
Cricket Press

Basemaps
Esri

Software

ArcGIS Desktop
ArcGIS Online
Web Services
Smartsheets
Excel
Adobe Photoshop

Hard Skills

Visualization
Web Development
Map Development
Application Development
Data Management
Data Validation
Database Management

Soft Skills

Collaboration
Delegation
Innovation
Project Management
This web-based bicycle map was created primarily by L Well. Weaver, Senior Planner at LFUCG. Without the groundwork and critical collaboration with Scott Thompson, Bike/Pedestrian Senior Planner, the delivery of this data would certainly not have been possible. The technical infrastructure and enthusiastic support from the LFUCG GIS team bring this work and much more from a dream to a reality.
Production Date: 2020.05

Tutorial Video

Watch this video to learn how to use the robust map functionality.
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Acknowledgements from the Federal Highway Administration

The FHWA's comprehensive approach focuses on the 5 Es: Engineering, Education, Enforcement, Encouragement, Evaluation. This map was acknowledged for innovative, effective message delivery.
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  • HOME
  • ABOUT
    • Bio
    • Connect
  • PORTFOLIO
    • Bicycle Map
    • Data Structure
    • Geo Data Science
    • Infographics
    • Kentucky Print
    • Web Map Demo
    • Webinar Moderation
    • Education Research
    • Lexington History
    • Panelist Appearance
    • Planning Processes
  • Interests
    • Music
    • Garden
  • VIRTUAL
    • Livestreams
    • Games
    • Gatherings