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Fact Sheet & Worksheet & Guide Book

Fact Sheet & Worksheet & Guide Book

This combination of location data (or spatial data) and information about that location (or attribute data) can be managed in a Geographic Information System (GIS). More affordable and easier to use software and the wide availability of computers and smartphones makes it much, much easier for a small utility to use GIS. This guide provides some of the benefits and considerations of using GIS.

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Technology has advanced in ways that make it much easier for small, rural, and tribal utilities to map their infrastructure, use that location data to quickly and easily organize service delivery, and coordinate operation and maintenance of their infrastructure in an affordable and effective way.

Published Date: October 4, 2025

Content Type: Fact Sheets, Guide Books

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