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Creating points with attributes from coordinates in ArcPy
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowPython Script to Add Fields to Feature ClassesHow to create Shapefile on ArcGIS Server side?How to create polylines from a point Feature Class linking all points using arcpyDistance of shape points from given lat-longCreating multiple shapefiles from one date within same for loop using ArcPy?Creating point feature from dictionary in ArcPy?Use UpdateCursor in combination with .distanceTo method in ArcPyFrom List into ArcPy Feature Class with InsertCursorGetting (X,Y) projected coordinates of point instead of its longitude and latitude in ArcPy?Measuring distance to two Points in ArcPy?
I know how to create points by coordinates with arcpy using the following code:
import arcpy
ptList =[[20.000,43.000],[25.500, 45.085],[26.574, 46.025], [28.131, 48.124]]
pt = arcpy.Point()
ptGeoms = []
for p in ptList:
pt.X = p[0]
pt.Y = p[1]
ptGeoms.append(arcpy.PointGeometry(pt))
arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(ptGeoms, r"C:Temptest.shp")
But in my case, every coordinate pair also has an additional text attribute that needs to be written to the shapefile. What would be the approach?
arcpy shapefile point fields-attributes
edited Mar 19 at 9:23
Taras
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asked Mar 19 at 8:59
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I know how to create points by coordinates with arcpy using the following code:
import arcpy
ptList =[[20.000,43.000],[25.500, 45.085],[26.574, 46.025], [28.131, 48.124]]
pt = arcpy.Point()
ptGeoms = []
for p in ptList:
pt.X = p[0]
pt.Y = p[1]
ptGeoms.append(arcpy.PointGeometry(pt))
arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(ptGeoms, r"C:Temptest.shp")
But in my case, every coordinate pair also has an additional text attribute that needs to be written to the shapefile. What would be the approach?
arcpy shapefile point fields-attributes
edited Mar 19 at 9:23
Taras
2,3283727
asked Mar 19 at 8:59
user132397user132397
102
Have you seen these threads Python Script to Add Fields to Feature Classes and Adding Coordinates to shapefile using ArcPy?
– Taras
Mar 19 at 9:24
Always use the SpatialReference parameter when constructing PointGeometry from Point, or you risk losing precision during construction.
– Vince
Mar 19 at 10:15
add a comment |
I know how to create points by coordinates with arcpy using the following code:
import arcpy
ptList =[[20.000,43.000],[25.500, 45.085],[26.574, 46.025], [28.131, 48.124]]
pt = arcpy.Point()
ptGeoms = []
for p in ptList:
pt.X = p[0]
pt.Y = p[1]
ptGeoms.append(arcpy.PointGeometry(pt))
arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(ptGeoms, r"C:Temptest.shp")
But in my case, every coordinate pair also has an additional text attribute that needs to be written to the shapefile. What would be the approach?
arcpy shapefile point fields-attributes
edited Mar 19 at 9:23
Taras
2,3283727
asked Mar 19 at 8:59
user132397user132397
102
I know how to create points by coordinates with arcpy using the following code:
import arcpy
ptList =[[20.000,43.000],[25.500, 45.085],[26.574, 46.025], [28.131, 48.124]]
pt = arcpy.Point()
ptGeoms = []
for p in ptList:
pt.X = p[0]
pt.Y = p[1]
ptGeoms.append(arcpy.PointGeometry(pt))
arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(ptGeoms, r"C:Temptest.shp")
But in my case, every coordinate pair also has an additional text attribute that needs to be written to the shapefile. What would be the approach?
arcpy shapefile point fields-attributes
arcpy shapefile point fields-attributes
edited Mar 19 at 9:23
Taras
2,3283727
asked Mar 19 at 8:59
user132397user132397
102
edited Mar 19 at 9:23
Taras
2,3283727
asked Mar 19 at 8:59
user132397user132397
102
edited Mar 19 at 9:23
Taras
2,3283727
edited Mar 19 at 9:23
Taras
2,3283727
edited Mar 19 at 9:23
Taras
2,3283727
2,3283727
asked Mar 19 at 8:59
user132397user132397
102
asked Mar 19 at 8:59
user132397user132397
102
asked Mar 19 at 8:59
user132397user132397
102
102
Have you seen these threads Python Script to Add Fields to Feature Classes and Adding Coordinates to shapefile using ArcPy?
– Taras
Mar 19 at 9:24
Always use the SpatialReference parameter when constructing PointGeometry from Point, or you risk losing precision during construction.
– Vince
Mar 19 at 10:15
add a comment |
Have you seen these threads Python Script to Add Fields to Feature Classes and Adding Coordinates to shapefile using ArcPy?
– Taras
Mar 19 at 9:24
Always use the SpatialReference parameter when constructing PointGeometry from Point, or you risk losing precision during construction.
– Vince
Mar 19 at 10:15
Have you seen these threads Python Script to Add Fields to Feature Classes and Adding Coordinates to shapefile using ArcPy?
– Taras
Mar 19 at 9:24
Have you seen these threads Python Script to Add Fields to Feature Classes and Adding Coordinates to shapefile using ArcPy?
– Taras
Mar 19 at 9:24
Always use the SpatialReference parameter when constructing PointGeometry from Point, or you risk losing precision during construction.
– Vince
Mar 19 at 10:15
Always use the SpatialReference parameter when constructing PointGeometry from Point, or you risk losing precision during construction.
– Vince
Mar 19 at 10:15
add a comment |
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I suggest to use insert cursor, make sure that the field allready exists in the feature class (AddField if necessary)
ptList =[["value1",(20.000,43.000)],["value2",(25.500, 45.085)],["value3",(26.574, 46.025)], ["value4",(28.131, 48.124)]]
cursor = arcpy.da.InsertCursor('C:/temp/test.shp',
['FieldName', 'SHAPE@XY'])
# Insert new rows that include the field value and a x,y coordinate
for row in ptList:
cursor.insertRow(row)
# Delete cursor object
del cursor
answered Mar 19 at 9:26
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I suggest to use insert cursor, make sure that the field allready exists in the feature class (AddField if necessary)
ptList =[["value1",(20.000,43.000)],["value2",(25.500, 45.085)],["value3",(26.574, 46.025)], ["value4",(28.131, 48.124)]]
cursor = arcpy.da.InsertCursor('C:/temp/test.shp',
['FieldName', 'SHAPE@XY'])
# Insert new rows that include the field value and a x,y coordinate
for row in ptList:
cursor.insertRow(row)
# Delete cursor object
del cursor
answered Mar 19 at 9:26
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I suggest to use insert cursor, make sure that the field allready exists in the feature class (AddField if necessary)
ptList =[["value1",(20.000,43.000)],["value2",(25.500, 45.085)],["value3",(26.574, 46.025)], ["value4",(28.131, 48.124)]]
cursor = arcpy.da.InsertCursor('C:/temp/test.shp',
['FieldName', 'SHAPE@XY'])
# Insert new rows that include the field value and a x,y coordinate
for row in ptList:
cursor.insertRow(row)
# Delete cursor object
del cursor
answered Mar 19 at 9:26
radouxjuradouxju
41.3k144122
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I suggest to use insert cursor, make sure that the field allready exists in the feature class (AddField if necessary)
ptList =[["value1",(20.000,43.000)],["value2",(25.500, 45.085)],["value3",(26.574, 46.025)], ["value4",(28.131, 48.124)]]
cursor = arcpy.da.InsertCursor('C:/temp/test.shp',
['FieldName', 'SHAPE@XY'])
# Insert new rows that include the field value and a x,y coordinate
for row in ptList:
cursor.insertRow(row)
# Delete cursor object
del cursor
answered Mar 19 at 9:26
radouxjuradouxju
41.3k144122
I suggest to use insert cursor, make sure that the field allready exists in the feature class (AddField if necessary)
ptList =[["value1",(20.000,43.000)],["value2",(25.500, 45.085)],["value3",(26.574, 46.025)], ["value4",(28.131, 48.124)]]
cursor = arcpy.da.InsertCursor('C:/temp/test.shp',
['FieldName', 'SHAPE@XY'])
# Insert new rows that include the field value and a x,y coordinate
for row in ptList:
cursor.insertRow(row)
# Delete cursor object
del cursor
answered Mar 19 at 9:26
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41.3k144122
answered Mar 19 at 9:26
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Have you seen these threads Python Script to Add Fields to Feature Classes and Adding Coordinates to shapefile using ArcPy?
– Taras
Mar 19 at 9:24
Always use the SpatialReference parameter when constructing PointGeometry from Point, or you risk losing precision during construction.
– Vince
Mar 19 at 10:15