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Creating individual zones with Region Group

Available with Spatial Analyst license.

A zone is composed of all cells in a raster with the same value. Regions are a contiguous set of cells of the same zone type. Zones can consist of several disconnected regions. When the regions need to be processed separately, each must be identified as a separate entity. The Region Group tool assigns a new value to each region in a raster. The values are assigned by the scanning process, which starts in the upper-left corner of the raster and moves left to right, top to bottom. As each new region is encountered, a unique value is assigned to it. The process continues until all regions have been assigned a value.

Input before Region Group
Several disconnected regions exist within zones before Region Group.
Output from Region Group
Each region (disconnected zone) is assigned a unique zone value after Region Group.

Related topics

  • An overview of the Generalization toolset
  • Region Group

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