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I am using .net in arcGis 10.0 to develop tools.I have two polyline feature classes. I want to get intersected point of this 2 feature classes. for this purpose, I have used INTERSECT tool of arcmap. I want Just one intersected point of 2 features. But INTERSECT tool gives 4 points. How can I get one intersected point of two line feature ? Can I use another tool for this purpose??

I have an attached image .In the image, selected 4 feature denotes points in the intersected points. But I want one points.enter image description here

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    If you are using ArcObjects, which "I am using .net in arcGis 10.0 to develop tools" suggests, then I think our volunteers will need you to provide a code snippet that illustrates what you are doing. Commented Feb 10, 2016 at 8:50
  • Intersect geometry is created by You? Maybe input data are 'broken' Commented Feb 10, 2016 at 8:57
  • @PolyGeo , thanks... here is my code snippet of intersect tool: 'var intersect = new Intersect { in_features = gpValueTableObject, out_feature_class = _outputFeatureClass, join_attributes = _attributesToCopy.ToString(), output_type = _outputType.ToString() }; return intersect;' Commented Feb 10, 2016 at 9:03
  • I note that you have not yet taken the tour. Please use the edit button beneath your question to post your code there where it can be formatted much more nicely. Commented Feb 10, 2016 at 9:55

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It's giving you 4 points because four lines end at that point. You can use the "Delete Identical" tool and chose the SHAPE field so that it removes all but one of the points as in my example below.

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answered Jun 6, 2016 at 12:37

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