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MapRelate

Linknode Ltd

MapRelate

Linknode Ltd

GIS data importer for Autodesk® AutoCAD®, including ESRI SHP, MapInfo and Oracle.

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MapRelate is a GIS data importer for Autodesk® AutoCAD®. Geospatial data is essential background or engineering base data, but is typically managed by GIS systems and therefore held in proprietary formats including ESRI SHP, MapInfo, and Oracle.

MapRelate provides the facility, directly from within AutoCAD, to translate this data into entities in your drawing, allowing them to be edited and saved into the DWG file. MapRelate works on a concept of datasource configuration to give maximum flexibility in determining how GIS data is read and interpreted with options for text, blocks, polylines and polygons with a layer, linetype and color overrides. Drawing data can be drawn from the whole datasource or, for large datasets, filtered by the current CAD view to ensure that you are only getting the GIS information you need.

The product is available as a 15-day free trial, which is enough to translate GIS data files for ad-hoc requirements.

A perpetual license for your AutoCAD version is available with pricing and additional information from http://www.linknode.co.uk/maprelate.htm

Details

Operating system

win64-platform-icon

Release date

Aug 26, 2016


Last updated

Sep 5, 2025


Version

4.3.25.0726


Language

English

Compatible with

ACD-icon

ACD

2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026

MAP-icon

MAP

2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026

CIV3D-icon

CIV3D

2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026

ARCHDESK-icon

ARCHDESK

2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026

Capabilities

Mapping

Survey

Landscaping

Tags

Site, land & parcels

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

The list of data providers in MapRelate includes some that are dependent on third-party software before they will appear. If you want to read ArcSDE, Oracle, or PostGIS (PostgreSQL) datasources please ensure that the appropriate client software/libraries are installed and available.

As with any geospatial data integration, it is important to know the GIS data (schema) to ensure that appropriate translation options are set. For example, which attribute is suitable as a layer name, or whether a point dataset represents geographic locations, or should be rendered as cartographic text entities.

Contact our support for issues, requests, and feedback.

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