Nagari Simarasok in Baso District, Agam Regency, has natural, adventure, and rural tourism attractions, but information on their locations and supporting facilities had not been consolidated into an integrated spatial medium. This community service program aimed to develop a tourism potential map as a foundation for local tourism planning and promotion. The activity employed a descriptive-participatory approach through coordination with the nagari government, field observation, coordinate recording, photographic documentation, drone imagery acquisition, base-map preparation, spatial data processing, joint verification, printing, and map handover. The output was a 1:7,100 tourism potential map in the WGS 1984 UTM Zone 47S coordinate system. The map integrates six main attractions with administrative boundaries, roads, rivers, and public facilities. Following verification, the printed map and supporting document were handed over to the Nagari Simarasok Government. The map provides an initial spatial database for setting development priorities, designing visitor routes and tourism packages, improving facilities, and preparing promotional media. Continued updating and community involvement are required to maintain the accuracy and practical value of the map.
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