Commodity Chain Map

Using ArcGIS Story Maps, generate a map that visualizes the connections between where the food you selected originated from and/or is produced and where it is consumed (i.e. how it gets to you!).

For a tutorial on how to create a map, see:https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/cea22a609a1d4cccb8d54c650b595bc4
Go to: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories
Click on New Story.
From the dropdown bar, select which kind of map youd like to create.
Create a title for your story
Click on Add Media and then click Add Map
Youll see at tab in the top right corner titled New Express Map. This is a great tool to use to create your map and show relationships between where your food originated, where it is produced, and where it travels to be consumed. You can search your site by location, and then add a photo to accompany each site as you go (just be sure to click done after you add each location/image).
Use the options tab in the left sidebar to customize the look of your map.
Once you create your map, take a screenshot of the map and upload it to this assignment.

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