Determinethe Latitudeof your worklocationFind a mapthat has datadisplayed asPolygonsLocate yourAET officelocation ona mapRedesign afamous mapin your ownartistic styleFind a mapthat has datadisplayed asPointsTurn adata layerOn or Offon a mapFindhistoricalimagery of aninterestinglocationFind a mapthat doesNOT displayNorth as upFind a mapwith a legendfeaturinguniquesymbolsDeterminetheLongitude ofyour worklocationOn theInnovation Atlaspage, find andopen the ‘GISTraining orData Request’Go on a walkand create amap of yourjourneyAdd yourown datato a mapOn theInnovation Atlaspage, open andexplore AET’sUniversalBoring MapSearch for‘ArcGIS TopoExplorer’ andfind a coolold mapExplore yourstate’shub/portalsite for openGIS dataDeterminethe Elevationof your worklocationFind amap thatdisplaysdata in 3DCollaborateon making amap withsomeoneelseUse a mapto explore alocation youhave nevervisitedFind a mapthat has datadisplayed asLinesUse a scalebar on amap toestimate adistanceLearn abouta mapprojectionthat is newto youFindsomething ona historicalmap that nolonger existsCreate yourown map ofyour favoritefictionalsettingDeterminethe Latitudeof your worklocationFind a mapthat has datadisplayed asPolygonsLocate yourAET officelocation ona mapRedesign afamous mapin your ownartistic styleFind a mapthat has datadisplayed asPointsTurn adata layerOn or Offon a mapFindhistoricalimagery of aninterestinglocationFind a mapthat doesNOT displayNorth as upFind a mapwith a legendfeaturinguniquesymbolsDeterminetheLongitude ofyour worklocationOn theInnovation Atlaspage, find andopen the ‘GISTraining orData Request’Go on a walkand create amap of yourjourneyAdd yourown datato a mapOn theInnovation Atlaspage, open andexplore AET’sUniversalBoring MapSearch for‘ArcGIS TopoExplorer’ andfind a coolold mapExplore yourstate’shub/portalsite for openGIS dataDeterminethe Elevationof your worklocationFind amap thatdisplaysdata in 3DCollaborateon making amap withsomeoneelseUse a mapto explore alocation youhave nevervisitedFind a mapthat has datadisplayed asLinesUse a scalebar on amap toestimate adistanceLearn abouta mapprojectionthat is newto youFindsomething ona historicalmap that nolonger existsCreate yourown map ofyour favoritefictionalsetting

AET GIS Day 2024 Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Determine the Latitude of your work location
  2. Find a map that has data displayed as Polygons
  3. Locate your AET office location on a map
  4. Redesign a famous map in your own artistic style
  5. Find a map that has data displayed as Points
  6. Turn a data layer On or Off on a map
  7. Find historical imagery of an interesting location
  8. Find a map that does NOT display North as up
  9. Find a map with a legend featuring unique symbols
  10. Determine the Longitude of your work location
  11. On the Innovation Atlas page, find and open the ‘GIS Training or Data Request’
  12. Go on a walk and create a map of your journey
  13. Add your own data to a map
  14. On the Innovation Atlas page, open and explore AET’s Universal Boring Map
  15. Search for ‘ArcGIS Topo Explorer’ and find a cool old map
  16. Explore your state’s hub/portal site for open GIS data
  17. Determine the Elevation of your work location
  18. Find a map that displays data in 3D
  19. Collaborate on making a map with someone else
  20. Use a map to explore a location you have never visited
  21. Find a map that has data displayed as Lines
  22. Use a scale bar on a map to estimate a distance
  23. Learn about a map projection that is new to you
  24. Find something on a historical map that no longer exists
  25. Create your own map of your favorite fictional setting