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A map series is a collection of pages (also known as map sheets) built from a single layout in which each page shows a particular map extent. Map series pages can have dynamic elements that update for each page, such as scale or the map title, and static elements that are constant across all pages, such as graphics.

A spatial bookmark identifies a particular geographic location that you want to save and reference later. For example, you might create a spatial bookmark that identifies a study area. As you pan and zoom around your map, you can easily return to the study area by accessing the bookmark.

Create a bookmark In the active map or scene, navigate to the location or perspective you want to bookmark. On the Map tab, in the Navigate group, click Bookmarks and click New Bookmark . ... On the Create Bookmark dialog box, type a name for the bookmark and optionally type a description.

The bookmark captures and saves your current view extent. When you create a bookmark, it is added to a list with a unique thumbnail and name and is saved with the 2D map or 3D scene you captured it in.

Bookmarks provide shortcuts to interesting places on a map. As a map author, you create them based on the current location and scale of the map. When others click a bookmark, the map zooms to that location.

Bookmarks provide shortcuts to interesting places on a map. As a map author, you create them based on the current location and scale of the map. When others click a bookmark, the map zooms to that location.

Creating a bookmark map series requires an existing layout containing the map frame that will update for each page in the series. This layout can also contain additional layout elements such as text or a scale bar. There must also be existing bookmarks in the project.

Both dynamic and static elements can be used in a bookmark map series. The static elements on the layout remain constant for each page in the map series. The dynamic elements, such as the map frame in the series, update for each page. Other examples of dynamic elements include table frames, legends, and scale bars.