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Posted on January 28, 2023 (Updated on July 10, 2025)

Tiles not displaying in ArcGIS Online at furthest zoom level

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How do I change the zoom in Arcgis online?

Quote from video: So if i hit the plus. Sign it will zoom in if i hit the minus sign it'll zoom out this home is the default extent so in this particular map the default is this particular area of the world.

What is Zoom scale?

A zoom level or scale is a number that defines how large or small the contents of a map appear in a map view . Scale is a ratio between measurements on a map view and measurements in the real-world.

What is level of detail in Arcgis?

Level of detail (LOD) is a scale level defined in a tiling scheme. It represents the zoom level value for a map view or a scene view . Scale value range is 0-23, where lower values (0, 1, 2…) are farthest from the earth and the smallest in scale; higher values (

How do I change my zoom display settings?

How to change the layout on Zoom Rooms with one screen

  1. Start or join a meeting.
  2. Tap View .
  3. Tap the icon with the view you want to display.

 

How do I change the display field in Arcgis online?

Click the display name for the field you want to alter to open the field’s details. Click Edit next to the display name and type a new name.

How many tiles in a zoom level?

The world is divided into square tiles. Map tiles has 23 zoom levels, numbered 0 through 22 . Satellite tiles has 20 zoom levels, numbered 0 through 19 .



Zoom levels.

zoom level meters/pixel meters/tile side
8 611.5 156543
9 305.75 78271.5
10 152.87 39135.8
11 76.44 19567.9

How do I make my zoom level 100%?

Checking the Zoom on a Web Browser. Set the Computer Zoom to 100%



Windows

  1. Click on Settings.
  2. Click on System.
  3. Select Display.
  4. Choose 100% or 200% from the Scale and layout drop down.


How is zoom level calculated?

Distance per pixel math



As tiles are 256-pixels wide, the horizontal distance represented by one pixel is: Spixel = Stile / 256 = C ∙ cos(latitude) / 2. For example on the equator and at zoom level 0, we get 40 075 016.686 / 256 ≈ 156 543.03 (in meters per pixel).
 

How do you zoom to scale in Arcgis?

In the table of contents, right-click the layer, click Properties, then use the Layer Properties dialog box to determine how the scale range is set. Alternatively, you can right-click the layer and click Zoom To Make Visible.

How do I change the default extent in Arcgis online?

The default basemap opens at the default extent you set. To set the default extent to the extent of your currently selected default basemap, click Use map extent as default. To set a different extent, click Choose extent in the Default extent section.

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