I am adding parking spaces into a parking lot, and I need them to be exactly the same shape and not overlap each other or have spaces between. In ArcMap 9.3, there was an editing task that allowed you to split a long rectangle into multiple, equal-width polygons. I am having trouble finding this tool in ArcMap 10. Does anyone know how to do this?
[GIS] Splitting polygon into multiple equal-width polygons in ArcMap 10
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Related Solutions
i think you can do it with some codes. check out here for splitting polygons with Split (Analysis):
Splitting the Input Features creates a subset of multiple output feature classes.
Syntax
Split_analysis (in_features, split_features, split_field, out_workspace, {cluster_tolerance})
Examples:
import arcpy
arcpy.env.workspace = "c:/data"
arcpy.Split_analysis("Habitat_Analysis.gdb/vegtype", "climate.shp", "Zone",
"C:/output/Output.gdb", "1 Meters")
i hope it helps you...
The Multipart To Singlepart tool explodes multipart features, creating a new feature class of single part features.
Best Answer
The Parcel Editor Toolbar offers this functionality, free with Arc 10. You need an Editor or ArcInfo license. Select a feature with the Select Parcel Feature tool, right-click Parcel Division. You can divide by Equal Area or Equal Width.
Please see the ESRI online help (parcel division).