Submit Your Map to the Chronic Disease Map Gallery

What to know

Map Submission Guidelines:

  • Format: PDF (color or not)
  • Resolution: 300 dpi
  • Size: Letter size (8.5 x 11), Portrait or Landscape
  • Required graphical elements: title, organizational logo and/or authorship information, sources

How to submit your map

Following the guidelines above:

Frequently asked questions

Who can submit a map?
Anyone may submit a qualifying map that they had a direct role in producing, supervising, or that was created for their use.

What maps qualify?
Maps should be focused on some aspect of public health and chronic disease.

Who will see the map(s) I submit?
Maps that are accepted for inclusion in the map gallery will be viewable by everyone who visits the Chronic Disease Map Gallery.

What happens after I submit my materials?

  • Your submission form will be reviewed for completeness. Your submission form will be reviewed by the website moderator to check that the form is complete and that the map meets the Chronic Disease Map Gallery subject matter and format requirements
  • You may be contacted by the moderator with questions. You may be contacted by email for clarification if the moderator has questions about the map or the information in the form.
  • Once reviewed and approved your map will be posted to the gallery; this may take up to two weeks. This will depend also on the backlog of maps submitted. We will do our best to post your maps promptly.

Still have questions?
Contact the website moderator for help.

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Content Source:
National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (NCCDPHP); About the Division for Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention