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Nearmap to Provide Imagery for ArcGIS Living Atlas of the WorldExclusive agreement expands access to Nearmap aerial imagery through the world's leading geospatial platform SALT LAKE CITY, July 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Nearmap, the global property intelligence company providing organizations with a complete, current view of the built environment, today announced that Esri has selected Nearmap basemap imagery for ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World, making Nearmap the exclusive aerial imagery provider for the world's most widely used geographic information system (GIS) technology.
ArcGIS Living Atlas users across covered areas in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand will gain seamless access to Nearmap imagery through the ArcGIS platform's World Imagery basemap. The integration features Nearmap 20 cm Vertical imagery, expanding access to trusted geospatial content while providing a high-quality visual foundation for mapping, planning, and analysis across government, infrastructure, utilities, insurance, AECO, and commercial real estate. As the default aerial imagery layer in ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Pro, and ArcGIS Enterprise, the ArcGIS Living Atlas World Imagery basemap serves more than 700,000 organizations worldwide, including Fortune 500 companies, national governments, all 50 U.S. states, more than 20,000 cities, and over 7,000 universities. The agreement reflects growing demand for trusted geospatial content embedded directly within the workflows organizations rely on every day. "This agreement represents an important milestone for Nearmap and validates the quality, consistency, and scale of our imagery program," said Ray Savona, Chief Revenue Officer at Nearmap. "Organizations around the world depend on ArcGIS to understand and manage the built environment, and we're proud that Nearmap imagery will help power those decisions. This collaboration introduces hundreds of thousands of organizations to Nearmap imagery — and opens the door to our broader portfolio of premium imagery, AI-powered property intelligence, and enterprise workflows." ArcGIS users will automatically view Nearmap imagery at supported zoom levels in their existing GIS workflow with no additional logins, subscriptions, or configuration required. "Organizations across many indstries are increasingly relying on imagery as a critical source of data for their analytic and operational geospatial workflows," said Richard Cooke, Corporate Director, Global Business Development, Esri. "Nearmap's metro imagery is a valued addition for the ArcGIS Living Atlas to deliver users a higher resolution basemap to enhance situational awareness, planning, and operational efficiency." Nearmap will provide regular imagery updates every 6-12 months throughout the agreement, ensuring ArcGIS users continue to benefit from current, high-quality aerial imagery. While the ArcGIS Living Atlas integration provides a trusted visual foundation for mapping and spatial analysis, organizations requiring the highest-resolution imagery, more frequent capture, historical imagery, AI-powered property intelligence, APIs, and enterprise workflow integrations can continue to access those capabilities through a direct Nearmap subscription. To learn more, visit Nearmap at the Esri User Conference (July 13-16, 2026 in San Diego, California), at booth #2219. About Nearmap For more information, visit www.nearmap.com. About Esri Media Contacts Esri
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