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https://basemapstyles-api.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/styles/v2/styles/arcgis/navigation
ArcGIS Navigation as a style.

Returns the JSON for ArcGIS Navigation as a Mapbox style (version 8).

The default global place labels are in English. To display place labels in other languages, use the language parameter.

This (v2) vector tile layer provides a detailed basemap for the world featuring a custom navigation map style.

Data providers:

Esri, TomTom, Garmin, FAO, NOAA, USGS, © OpenStreetMap contributors, the GIS User Community, and Foursquare (if using the query parameter places=attributed). For more details see Esri and Data Attribution.

Query parameters Name Type Required Default value Description language string global

Optional, case-sensitive parameter to specify the preferred language to use for ArcGIS basemap labels.

worldview string

Optional, case-sensitive parameter to control the boundary lines and

token string

The authentication token, used to access the Basemap styles service.

f string json

Optional, case-sensitive parameter to specify the format in which responses are given. Can either be json or pjson.

places string none

Optional, case-sensitive parameter to control the places returned with the style.

language

Optional, case-sensitive parameter to specify the preferred language to use for ArcGIS basemap labels.

This query parameter makes use of language codes to specify the preferred language. If not set, the default behavior is to use the Global Language code, usually English.

If an unsupported language code is used, then the service will attempt to fall-back to the closest available language. This is done by stripping regional and extension subtags to find a known language code. For example, American English (en-US) or Canadian French (fr-CA) will be interpreted as English and French respectively. Should this fail, then the service will use the default label language (Global).

Language Language Code ISO 639-2:1998 ISO 639-1 Notes Global global Uses global place names. This default option will use the basemap style default, usually English. Local local Uses the local place names. This will use the names of places in their local language - Eg. Lisboa for Lisbon. Arabic ar ara Uses the Unicode font. Bosnian bs bos Uses the Unicode font. Bulgarian bg bul Uses the Unicode font. Catalan ca cat Chinese (Hong Kong) zh-HK zh-hk Uses the Unicode font. Chinese (Simplified) zh-CN zh-cn Uses the Unicode font. Chinese (Taiwan) zh-TW zh-tw Uses the Unicode font. Croatian hr hrv Uses the Unicode font. Czech cs cze Uses the Unicode font. Danish da dan Dutch nl dut Uses the Unicode font. English en eng Estonian et est Finnish fi fin French fr fre German de ger Greek el gre Uses the Unicode font. Hebrew he heb Uses the Unicode font. Hungarian hu hun Indonesian id ind Italian it ita Japanese ja jpn Uses the Unicode font. Korean ko kor Uses the Unicode font. Latvian lv lav Lithuanian lt lit Norwegian nb or no nor Polish pl pol Portuguese (Brazil) pt-BR pt-br Portuguese (Portugal) pt-PT pt Romanian ro rum Uses the Unicode font. Russian ru rus Uses the Unicode font. Serbian sr srp Uses the Unicode font. Slovak sk slk Uses the Unicode font. Slovenian sl slv Uses the Unicode font. Spanish es spa Swedish sv swe Thai th tha Uses the Unicode font. Turkish tr tur Ukrainian uk ukr Uses the Unicode font. Vietnamese vi vie
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bg

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ca

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zh-HK

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zh-CN

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zh-TW

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hr

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cs

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da

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nl

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en

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et

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fi

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fr

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de

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el

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he

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hu

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id

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it

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ja

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ko

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lv

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lt

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nb

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no

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pl

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pt-BR

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pt-PT

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ro

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ru

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sr

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sk

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sl

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es

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sv

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th

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tr

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uk

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Optional, case-sensitive parameter to control the boundary lines and labels displayed with some ArcGIS styles.

To select a US edition of a basemap style, set the worldview parameter to unitedStatesOfAmerica.

If the worldview parameter is not set, the style will use the standard set of boundary lines and labels as defined by the style, rather than the specific view of a single country.

The worldview parameter allows you to display an edition of basemap borders and labels based on the specific view of a country. Please note that it is not that country's international policy outside of their country.

When a specific worldview is chosen, it is possible for some labels to change language. However, when the language query parameter is used in combination with the worldview selection, the explicitly selected language will take priority over any language changes associated with the worldview.

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china

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india

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israel

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japan

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morocco

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pakistan

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southKorea

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unitedStatesOfAmerica

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vietnam

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The authentication token, used to access the Basemap styles service.

The token parameter can be:

API keys and short-lived tokens must be created from an account with the premium:user:basemaps privilege.

Developer guide: To learn more, go to Security and authentication.

This parameter is required unless you supply an access token in the request header with one of the following keys using the "Bearer" scheme:

f

Optional, case-sensitive parameter to specify the format in which responses are given. Can either be json or pjson.

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Optional, case-sensitive parameter to control the places returned with the style. If not set, the default behavior is to display no places, places=none.

Places Places Code Notes All all Include all places available with the style. Attributed attributed Include all places that have attributes (esri_place_id, name, category). None none Remove all places from the style.

An esri_place_id can be used with the Places service to request additional attributes for a place. To learn how to request attributes, go to /places/{placeId}.

Developer guide: To learn more about this workflow, go to Places for basemaps. Note: Custom styles can be created from provided styles with places functionality enabled by default by manipulating the JSON in the Vector Tile Style Editor.

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A successful response to a style request.

Style 400 Bad Request

Invalid query parameters / Incorrect portal item type.

Error 401 Unauthorized

Authentication Error. The API key or token is missing, invalid or expired.

Error 403 Forbidden

The requested resource cannot be accesed because of incorrent sharing permissions.

Error 5XX **Server Error**

An error occurred on the server.

Error Examples Request

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# You can also use wget
curl -X GET https://basemapstyles-api.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/styles/v2/styles/arcgis/navigation \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_TOKEN>'

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