GIS Map Standards for Urban Street Routing and Location Tracking

Map Guidelines:

• Streets: Indicate one-way and two-way streets clearly on the GIS map.
• Highways: All U-turns and connections to other streets must be defined.
• Highways and Three-Lane Urban Roads: Displayed in yellow on a separate layer; street widths should be drawn proportionally to their actual width.
• Two-Lane Urban Roads: Displayed in green on the GIS map.
• 6-Meter Alleys: Shown in white.
• 3-Meter Alleys and Narrower: Shown in red.
• Police Stations and Centers: Traffic police, anti-narcotics, criminal investigation, and other relevant offices should be displayed in a separate layer.
• Government Buildings: Governor’s Office, Provincial Office, Agricultural, Labor and Social Affairs, city libraries, etc., should be displayed in a separate layer.
• Fire Stations: Displayed in a separate layer.
• Utility Companies: Water, electricity, gas, telecommunications, etc., should be displayed separately.
• Judicial Institutions: Courts, forensic offices, prisons, etc., should be displayed in a dedicated layer.
• Parks and Green Spaces: Displayed in green with names labeled on the map.
• Mosques: Indicated with names either in the streets layer or a separate layer.
• Large and Prominent Factories: Shown in a dedicated layer.
• Bakeries: Marked on the map.

This standard ensures accurate routing, location tracking, and easy identification of urban infrastructure and services within the GIS system.