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Arcgis Colors - Color Schemes ArcGIS Colors - Color Schemes Aspect Basic Random Bathymetric Scale Analytical Qualitative Analytical Bathymetry #1 Bathymetry #2 Bathymetry #3 Analytical Analytical Analytical Bathymetry #4 Bathymetry #5 Black and White Analytical Analytical Qualitative Black to White Blues Cividis Sequential Qualitative Sequential Condition Number Cool Grey Cool Tones Analytical Qualitative Qualitative Cyan to Purple Cyans Dark Glazes Sequential Qualitative Qualitative Copyright © 1999 - 2019 Esri Created in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Page 8 of 14 ArcGIS Colors - Color Schemes Elevation #1 Elevation #10 Elevation #11 Analytical Analytical Analytical Elevation #12 Elevation #2 Elevation #3 Analytical Analytical Analytical Elevation #4 Elevation #5 Elevation #6 Analytical Analytical Analytical Elevation #7 Elevation #8 Elevation #9 Analytical Analytical Analytical Enamel Errors Green Blues Qualitative Analytical Qualitative Greens Heat Map : Blue-Cyan-Green Heat Map : Dark Blue-Cyan Qualitative Heat Map Heat Map Copyright © 1999 - 2019 Esri Created in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Page 9 of 14 ArcGIS Colors - Color Schemes Heat Map : Dark Blue-White Heat Map : Dark Blue-White- Heat Map : Dark Bronze-Yellow Semitransparent Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map : Dark Bronze-Yellow- Heat Map : Dark Gold-White Heat Map : Dark Gold-White- Semitransparent Semitransparent Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map : Dark Green-Yellow Heat Map : Dark Green-Yellow- Heat Map : Dark Magenta-Yellow Semitransparent Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map : Dark Magenta-Yellow- Heat Map : Dark Metal-Blue-White Heat Map : Dark Metal-Blue-White- Semitransparent Semitransparent Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map : Dark Orange-Yellow Heat Map : Dark Orange-Yellow- Heat Map : Dark Purple-Yellow Semitransparent Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map : Dark Purple-Yellow- Heat Map : Neutral Blue-White Heat Map : Neutral Blue-White- Semitransparent Semitransparent Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map Copyright © 1999 - 2019 Esri Created in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Page 10 of 14 ArcGIS Colors - Color Schemes Heat Map : Neutral Bronze-Yellow Heat Map : Neutral Bronze-Yellow- Heat Map : Neutral Gold-White Semitransparent Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map : Neutral Gold-White- Heat Map : Neutral Green-Yellow Heat Map : Neutral Green-Yellow- Semitransparent Semitransparent Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map : Neutral Magenta-Yellow Heat Map : Neutral Magenta-Yellow- Heat Map : Neutral Metal-Blue-White Semitransparent Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map : Neutral Metal-Blue- Heat Map : Neutral Orange-Yellow Heat Map : Neutral Orange-Yellow- White- Semitransparent Semitransparent Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map : Neutral Purple-Yellow Heat Map : Neutral Purple-Yellow- Heat Map : Purple-Red-Yellow Semitransparent Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map 1 Heat Map 1 - Semitransparent Heat Map 2 Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map Copyright © 1999 - 2019 Esri Created in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Page 11 of 14 ArcGIS Colors - Color Schemes Heat Map 2 - Semitransparent Heat Map 3 Heat Map 3 - Semitransparent Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map Heat Map 4 Heat Map 4 - Semitransparent Inferno Heat Map Heat Map Sequential LAS Class Codes Magentas Magma Analytical Qualitative Sequential Muted Pastels Oranges Pastel Terra Tones Qualitative Qualitative Qualitative Pastels Pastels Blue to Red Plasma Qualitative Qualitative Sequential Precipitation Prediction Purple Blues Analytical Analytical Qualitative Copyright © 1999 - 2019 Esri Created in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Page 12 of 14 ArcGIS Colors - Color Schemes Purple Reds Purples Red to Green Qualitative Qualitative Diverging Reds Shadow to Sunshine Slope Qualitative Analytical Analytical Spectrum By Wavelength-Full Bright Spectrum By Wavelength-Full Dark Spectrum By Wavelength-Full Light Multi-hue Multi-hue Multi-hue Spectrum-Full Bright Spectrum-Full Dark Spectrum-Full Light Multi-hue Multi-hue Multi-hue Surface Temperature Terra Tones Analytical Analytical Qualitative Verdant Tones Viridis Warm Grey Qualitative Sequential Qualitative Copyright © 1999 - 2019 Esri Created in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Page 13 of 14 ArcGIS Colors - Color Schemes Warm Grey Shade Warm Light Grey Shade Warm Purple Grey Shade Analytical Analytical Analytical Warm Tones Warm Yellow Shade White to Black Qualitative Analytical Sequential Yellow Greens Yellow to Red Yellows Qualitative Sequential Qualitative Copyright © 1999 - 2019 Esri Created in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Page 14 of 14 ColorBrewer Schemes (CMYK) - Color Schemes Accent (3 Classes) Accent (4 Classes) Accent (5 Classes) Qualitative Qualitative Qualitative Accent (6 Classes) Accent (7 Classes) Accent (8 Classes) Qualitative Qualitative Qualitative Blue-Green (3 Classes) Blue-Green (4 Classes) Blue-Green (5 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Blue-Green (6 Classes) Blue-Green (7 Classes) Blue-Green (8 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Blue-Green (9 Classes) Blue-Green (Continuous) Blue-Purple (3 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Blue-Purple (4 Classes) Blue-Purple (5 Classes) Blue-Purple (6 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Copyright © 1999 - 2019 Esri Created in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Page 1 of 17 ColorBrewer Schemes (CMYK) - Color Schemes Blue-Purple (7 Classes) Blue-Purple (8 Classes) Blue-Purple (9 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Blue-Purple (Continuous) Blues (3 Classes) Blues (4 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Blues (5 Classes) Blues (6 Classes) Blues (7 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Blues (8 Classes) Blues (9 Classes) Blues (Continuous) Sequential Sequential Sequential Brown-Green (10 Classes) Brown-Green (11 Classes) Brown-Green (3 Classes) Diverging Diverging Diverging Brown-Green (4 Classes) Brown-Green (5 Classes) Brown-Green (6 Classes) Diverging Diverging Diverging Copyright © 1999 - 2019 Esri Created in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Page 2 of 17 ColorBrewer Schemes (CMYK) - Color Schemes Brown-Green (7 Classes) Brown-Green (8 Classes) Brown-Green (9 Classes) Diverging Diverging Diverging Brown-Green (Continuous) Dark 2 (3 Classes) Dark 2 (4 Classes) Diverging Qualitative Qualitative Dark 2 (5 Classes) Dark 2 (6 Classes) Dark 2 (7 Classes) Qualitative Qualitative Qualitative Dark 2 (8 Classes) Grays (3 Classes) Grays (4 Classes) Qualitative Sequential Sequential Grays (5 Classes) Grays (6 Classes) Grays (7 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Grays (8 Classes) Grays (9 Classes) Grays (Continuous) Sequential Sequential Sequential Copyright © 1999 - 2019 Esri Created in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Page 3 of 17 ColorBrewer Schemes (CMYK) - Color Schemes Green-Blue (3 Classes) Green-Blue (4 Classes) Green-Blue (5 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Green-Blue (6 Classes) Green-Blue (7 Classes) Green-Blue (8 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Green-Blue (9 Classes) Green-Blue (Continuous) Greens (3 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Greens (4 Classes) Greens (5 Classes) Greens (6 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Greens (7 Classes) Greens (8 Classes) Greens (9 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Greens (Continuous) Orange-Purple (10 Classes) Orange-Purple (11 Classes) Sequential Diverging Diverging Copyright © 1999 - 2019 Esri Created in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Page 4 of 17 ColorBrewer Schemes (CMYK) - Color Schemes Orange-Purple (3 Classes) Orange-Purple (4 Classes) Orange-Purple (5 Classes) Diverging Diverging Diverging Orange-Purple (6 Classes) Orange-Purple (7 Classes) Orange-Purple (8 Classes) Diverging Diverging Diverging Orange-Purple (9 Classes) Orange-Purple (Continuous) Orange-Red (3 Classes) Diverging Diverging Sequential Orange-Red (4 Classes) Orange-Red (5 Classes) Orange-Red (6 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Orange-Red (7 Classes) Orange-Red (8 Classes) Orange-Red (9 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Orange-Red (Continuous) Oranges (3 Classes) Oranges (4 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Copyright © 1999 - 2019 Esri Created in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Page 5 of 17 ColorBrewer Schemes (CMYK) - Color Schemes Oranges (5 Classes) Oranges (6 Classes) Oranges (7 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Oranges (8 Classes) Oranges (9 Classes) Oranges (Continuous) Sequential Sequential Sequential Paired (10 Classes) Paired (11 Classes) Paired (12 Classes) Qualitative Qualitative Qualitative Paired (3 Classes) Paired (4 Classes) Paired (5 Classes) Qualitative Qualitative Qualitative Paired (6 Classes) Paired (7 Classes) Paired (8 Classes) Qualitative Qualitative Qualitative Paired (9 Classes) Pastel 1 (3 Classes) Pastel 1 (4 Classes) Qualitative Qualitative Qualitative Copyright © 1999 - 2019 Esri Created in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Page 6 of 17 ColorBrewer Schemes (CMYK) - Color Schemes Pastel 1 (5 Classes) Pastel 1 (6 Classes) Pastel 1 (7 Classes) Qualitative Qualitative Qualitative Pastel 1 (8 Classes) Pastel 1 (9 Classes) Pastel 2 (3 Classes) Qualitative Qualitative Qualitative Pastel 2 (4 Classes) Pastel 2 (5 Classes) Pastel 2 (6 Classes) Qualitative Qualitative Qualitative Pastel 2 (7 Classes) Pastel 2 (8 Classes) Pink-Green (10 Classes) Qualitative Qualitative Diverging Pink-Green (11 Classes) Pink-Green (3 Classes) Pink-Green (4 Classes) Diverging Diverging Diverging Pink-Green (5 Classes) Pink-Green (6 Classes) Pink-Green (7 Classes) Diverging Diverging Diverging Copyright © 1999 - 2019 Esri Created in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Page 7 of 17 ColorBrewer Schemes (CMYK) - Color Schemes Pink-Green (8 Classes) Pink-Green (9 Classes) Pink-Green (Continuous) Diverging Diverging Diverging Purple-Blue (3 Classes) Purple-Blue (4 Classes) Purple-Blue (5 Classes) Sequential Sequential Sequential Purple-Blue (6 Classes) Purple-Blue (7 Classes)
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