What is REST?
REST stands for Representational State Transfer. It's an architecture designed for sharing information through the use of simple HTTP protocols.
What is a Map Service?
A map service is a protocol for serving data from GIS databases and other sources to mobile and web clients. A map service is more than just a geographic dataset; it's a combination of data and parameters for defining and delivering a dynamic, interactive, intelligent map.
What is the Open Map Service specification?
The GeoServices REST Specification provides an open way for web clients to communicate with GIS servers. Clients issue requests to the server through structured URLs. The server responds with map images, text-based geographic information, or other resources that satisfy the request.
NCDA&CS ArcGIS REST Services
Listed below are the rest services hosted on ArcGIS Server for the North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services.
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Agricultural Lands Assessment - Farmland Preservation
https://www.ncmhtd.com/arcgis/ rest/ services/ AG_EP/ FarmlandPreservation/ MapServer -
CREP Easements and Swine Buyout Easements
https://www.ncmhtd.com/arcgis/ rest/ services/ AG_EP/ CREP_Easement_Mapping/ MapServer -
Forest Action Plan Layers
https://www.ncmhtd.com/arcgis/ rest/ services/ AG_FS/ ForestActionPlanPriorityLayers/ MapServer -
Gas Station Locations
https://www.ncmhtd.com/arcgis/ rest/ services/ AG_EP/ GasStations/ MapServer -
NRCS Soils Data - Prime Farmlands, Site Index, and Forest Productivity
https://www.ncmhtd.com/arcgis/ rest/ services/ NRCS/ NRCS_SoilData/ MapServer -
Tree Land Cover for 2016 at 1m Resolution
https://services.nconemap.gov/secure/ rest/ services/ NC1Map_Treecover/ ImageServer
Other ArcGIS REST Services
Listed below are additional rest services hosted by partners.
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NAIP Service for Continental US
https://gis.apfo.usda.gov/arcgis/ rest/ services/ NAIP/ USDA_CONUS_PRIME/ ImageServer
