Query or bulk-download the City of Los Angeles Bureau of Street Services historical street tree inventory

domain: geohub.lacity.org · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. Locate the 'Trees (Bureau of Street Services)' dataset on LA GeoHub (ArcGIS item ID 266c6255b1fc4ae8b8f100d8696e1fa4)
  2. Open the dataset's data/API tab to get the current FeatureServer query URL and/or the hub.arcgis.com download API link for CSV/GeoJSON/Shapefile export
  3. Query the FeatureServer layer with a WHERE clause and outFields=* (following the same ArcGIS REST pattern as other city tree layers) to filter by species, location, or condition
  4. Page through results using resultOffset/resultRecordCount if the row count exceeds the service's max record limit
  5. Treat this as a historical snapshot rather than a live-maintained feed, per the dataset's own description

Known gotchas

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