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ArcMap - new data extent is geographic coordinates

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I am working with a map of data points from last year, with a spreadsheet of updated data points to import from this year.

The problem: The new data points should more or less overlap the old ones exactly, but they are being placed way off on the map – they appear to be in the correct configuration, just not the right place. From what I can tell, everything looks to be consistent with Projections, Coordinate systems, Datums…. The only thing I can see, and don’t know how to fix it or how the problem originates, is the ‘extent’ listed in the layer properties.

This below screenshot shows the comparison between original (left) and new (right), with an image of what it shows for extent for each at the bottom. The old data on the left shows extent measurements in many thousands of meters. The new data’s extent basically matches the actual coordinates (which are in the table as, for example, -85.31805, 42.28128).

Is there a clear or obvious fix for this that I am overlooking?

coordinate-system arcmap

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I am working with a map of data points from last year, with a spreadsheet of updated data points to import from this year.

The problem: The new data points should more or less overlap the old ones exactly, but they are being placed way off on the map – they appear to be in the correct configuration, just not the right place. From what I can tell, everything looks to be consistent with Projections, Coordinate systems, Datums…. The only thing I can see, and don’t know how to fix it or how the problem originates, is the ‘extent’ listed in the layer properties.

This below screenshot shows the comparison between original (left) and new (right), with an image of what it shows for extent for each at the bottom. The old data on the left shows extent measurements in many thousands of meters. The new data’s extent basically matches the actual coordinates (which are in the table as, for example, -85.31805, 42.28128).

Is there a clear or obvious fix for this that I am overlooking?

coordinate-system arcmap

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  New data has the wrong coordinate reference system. Redefine it as NAD 1983 (4269) using Define Projection Tool.
  
  – mkennedy
  yesterday
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I am working with a map of data points from last year, with a spreadsheet of updated data points to import from this year.

The problem: The new data points should more or less overlap the old ones exactly, but they are being placed way off on the map – they appear to be in the correct configuration, just not the right place. From what I can tell, everything looks to be consistent with Projections, Coordinate systems, Datums…. The only thing I can see, and don’t know how to fix it or how the problem originates, is the ‘extent’ listed in the layer properties.

This below screenshot shows the comparison between original (left) and new (right), with an image of what it shows for extent for each at the bottom. The old data on the left shows extent measurements in many thousands of meters. The new data’s extent basically matches the actual coordinates (which are in the table as, for example, -85.31805, 42.28128).

Is there a clear or obvious fix for this that I am overlooking?

coordinate-system arcmap

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