The availability of accurate and easily understandable regional information is essential to support village management and development planning. This activity aimed to produce an administrative and potential map of Toari Village, Toari District, Kolaka Regency, as an information medium for the village government and community. The implementation method was descriptive and involved several stages, namely preparation and coordination, data collection, spatial information processing, digitization, map layout design, verification and consultation with the village government, and map printing. The activity was carried out through assistance in the map-making process by utilizing satellite imagery, regional boundary data, and the locations of important facilities. The resulting map displays regional boundaries and various facilities, including the village office, schools, places of worship, sports fields, gas stations, healthcare facilities, the village head's residence, coconut plantations, and other important locations. The map presents information visually, helping the village government identify regional conditions and enabling the community to understand administrative boundaries and locate public facilities more easily. Therefore, a map based on spatial data can serve as an informative, accessible, and sustainable information medium.
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