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The first method is to perform a Clip. This process leaves you with neat boundaries within your area of interest. If you are performing clips on more than 3 layers using this method, we recommend you use the batch method, which should be available beginning in Fall 2019.
If you use method 1, your output should look something like this.
for both pictures, maybe show bounding box too. after this is run, if you want to use the same clip box, note that it is in your geodatabase as "polygons" (show how to see this).
Follow these instructions:
- In the analysis tab, click on Tools and search for Clip in the Geoprocessing pane. You want the one in (Analysis Tools).
- Open the Clip tool, and put the feature you want to clip as Input Feature. For the Clip Features, click on the
click rectangle one, also show how to do the straight right angle thing
if you need to make If you made a mistake and want to make adjustments, you may find it 's probably easier to delete it the polygon and draw it again rather than editing the vertices. to make a new polygon feature that contains the region you are interested about. Then click run. - The clipped Input Feature will be exported as a new feature class showed in the Content Pane.
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- In the Map tab, click Select By Location. This should open the Geoprocessing pane, titled Select Layer By Location.
- In this pane, put the feature you want to clip as Input Feature Layer. Leave Relationship set to Intersect. For Selecting Features, click on
- Then click Run.
- In the Contents pane, right click on layer you are exporting. Click Data, then click Export Features.
- In the Geoprocessing pane titled Copy Features, change the Output Feature Class to the name you would like for the new layer. Click Run.
- The clipped Input Feature will be exported as a new feature class showed in the Content Pane.
Batch Clipping
Batch clipping is a feature of ArcGIS Pro v2.2 and later. It is when you use the typical clipping process however you are able to clip multiple layers at once. Further instruction can be found via the link below.