Mapmaking is a process of abstraction: we use simple shapes like dots, lines, and polygons to represent the highly complex forms of the real world.
Using geomatic technology (computerized mapmaking), the AABA has developed different maps to compile, manage, and display information.
You can access this information using four different, complementary map formats:

1.Geospatial Information System (GIS) maps allow you to zoom in and out on the map, and to choose which map layers you wish to se

2. Interactive maps are an easy way to view the information explained in detail in each thematic or landscape unit. They include charts, graphs, and background information.

3. Printable maps: (only available to registered users) enable you to print the information collected by the GIS on paper. The GIS is modified according to which areas of website are most popular with users.

4. Google Earth maps (only available to registered users) are KMZ files designed to be used in conjunction with the Google Earth navigator.