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Free Online GeoJSON DoveTailArrow Draw Tool

Draw dovetail (forked) arrow symbols on a map. The arrow tail splits into two parts. Export as GeoJSON. Free military arrow tool.

What is DoveTailArrow?

DoveTailDiagonalArrow draws an arrow with a split or notched tail (dovetail design). The tail forks into two separate paths that merge at the arrowhead. This distinctive shape is used in military symbology to represent specific tactical symbols and maneuvers. The forked tail distinguishes it from standard arrow types.

How to draw

To draw a DoveTailDiagonalArrow, select DoveTailArrow mode. Click the start point for the tail fork, click the end point for the arrowhead direction. The tool automatically generates the split-tail design.

Common uses

Dovetail arrows are used in military tactical plotting for specific unit symbols, feint attacks, reconnaissance symbols, and other specialized military map markings.

GeoJSON output

Each geometry is converted to standard GeoJSON (RFC 7946) format with WGS84 coordinates. Copy or download the output for use in any GIS or mapping application.

All geometry types

This tool supports all 12 geometry types: Point, Polyline, Polygon, Freehand, StraightArrow, DiagonalArrow, DoveTailArrow, DoubleArrow, ClosedCurve, Sector, GatheringPlace, and PlotLineString.

Privacy

All drawing and GeoJSON generation happens entirely in your browser. No data is sent to any server. Your geographic data stays on your device.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a DoveTail arrow?
An arrow symbol with a forked or notched tail design, used in military symbology.
How is it different from other arrows?
The tail splits into two parts, creating a distinctive 'V' or dovetail notch at the base.