Girimulyo Village, Ngargoyoso District, Karanganyar Regency, has various regional potentials, including community service facilities, sports facilities, government and security facilities, economic and culinary activities, and natural resources. These potentials represent important assets that can support public services, socio-economic activities, regional development, and environment-based learning. However, information concerning the types, locations, and distribution of these potentials has not yet been systematically documented in an integrated spatial format that is accessible and easy to understand. This activity aimed to develop an administrative map and a potential map of Girimulyo Village as a source of regional information and to support the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals 4 (SDGs 4) through the strengthening of learning and community spatial literacy. The methods included data collection, field observation, object identification and documentation, and data processing and presentation using a Geographic Information System (GIS). The results consisted of an administrative map and a potential map of Girimulyo Village showing village and hamlet boundaries, as well as the distribution of public facilities, sports facilities, government and security facilities, economic and culinary activities, natural resources, and other potential objects. The maps integrated various types of regional information into a systematic, informative, and accessible medium. The products can be utilized by the village government for data collection, documentation, identification, and development of regional potential, and by the community as a contextual learning medium. Therefore, village potential mapping supports SDGs 4 by providing information that can improve community understanding of the local environment, regional characteristics, and local potential
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