Requesting transportation data from The National Map for one county will result in which data being obtained?

The correct response is that requesting transportation data from The National Map for one county will result in the retrieval of transportation data for the entire state. This is because The National Map serves as a comprehensive geospatial framework that aims to provide data on a national scale. When a request is made, particularly for a specific dataset like transportation data, the system often defaults to providing a broader context, which typically includes all relevant data for the entire state where the requested county is located. This approach allows users to analyze data in relation to neighboring areas and helps in observing transportation networks that extend beyond county boundaries.

In contrast, requesting data specifically for a single county might seem intuitive for localized analysis, yet it generally means that the data provided will reflect not only the requested county’s data but also that of the entire state to ensure completeness and context for various analytical needs.