GIS Day 2008: Discovering the World through GIS (November 19, 2008)

"Whereas GIS is an important part of geography awareness. Now therefore, I do hereby officially proclaim..."

GIS Day 2007 Proclamations

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States

• Connecticut
• Maryland
• New Hampshire
• New York
• Oklahoma
• Rhode Island
• Texas
• Vermont

Cities and Counties

• Albany, New York
• Belmont County, Ohio
• Boston, Massachusetts
• Eureka Springs, Arkansas
• Forsyth County, Georgia
• Harris County, Texas
• Houston, Texas
• Manchester, New Hampshire
• Mashpee, Massachusetts

Organizations

• Legal Lands & Planning Department, Island of St. Helena

Belmont County, Ohio, Nov. 14, 2007
Belmont County Commissioners present a GIS Day Proclamation to GIS Director Don Pickenpaugh at their regular meeting November 14. Left to right, Commissioner Gordie Longshaw, Commissioner Charles Probst, Jr., Pickenpaugh, and Commission President Mark Thomas.

Forsyth County, Georgia, Nov. 1, 2007
Back Row: John M. Kilgore, Director, GIS Services, Forsyth County, GA - Board of Commissioners; Brian Tam, Board Member; Dr. Linda Ledbetter, Member; David Richard, Vice Chairman; Jim Harrell, Secretary; Charles Laughinghouse, Chairman

Front Row: Joel T. Webb, Jason B. Wood, and Bailey B. Eller from Forsyth Central High School