Boundary Maps are a type of map that show the precise location and boundaries of a specific property or land parcel. They are created using a combination of survey data and legal descriptions, and are typically used by land surveyors, real estate professionals, and property owners to accurately identify the boundaries of a property and to resolve boundary disputes.

Orthomosaic Maps are a type of map created by stitching together a series of aerial photographs or drone images to create a highly accurate, detailed, georeferenced map of a specific area. They are highly useful for a variety of applications, such as land surveying, urban planning, agriculture, and environmental monitoring, and can be used to create highly detailed, accurate maps of sensitive or hard-to-reach areas.

Topographic Maps are a type of map that shows the physical features and characteristics of a specific area, including elevation, contours, water bodies, and man-made structures. They are created using a combination of survey data and aerial imagery, and are highly useful in a variety of applications, such as land surveying, urban planning, outdoor recreation, and environmental studies.

Bathymetric maps are created using specialized survey techniques, including sonar and satellite imaging, which can accurately measure the depth of the water at various points across the surface. Bathymetric maps are an essential tool for understanding the topography and characteristics of bodies of water, and they play a critical role in a wide range of scientific, commercial, and governmental applications.