Layer Name:  Includes the name of the culture layer together with an icon representing the type of culture layer.

Owner: The owner of the culture layer.

Description:  An optional description for the culture layer.  This is entered when you create or import the layer.

Type: The type of the culture layer.  Assigning different types to layers can help you organize and move layers more easily within the map.

 Active: Indicates whether the layer is active. Layers that are not active will not appear in other dialogs.  Making layers inactive will help to reduce the clutter in projects.

Linked: Indicates whether this layer is a linked layer. Linked layers are read dynamically and data is accessed directly from the file/database. If the file cannot be found, or the connection to the database cannot be made, then you will see "Broken" in this column.

Reference:  Indicates whether the layer is to scale using Reference Scaling or not. See the General Basemap Properties to set the reference scale.

Min X: The leftmost position of the layer in map units.

Min Y: The minimum (bottom most) position of the layer in map units.

Max X: The rightmost position of the layer in map units.

Max Y: The maximum (top most) position of the layer in map units.

Width: The total width of the culture layer in map units (typically meters of feet).

Height: The total height of the culture layer in map units (typically meters or feet).

Object Count: The number of actual culture objects in the layer.

Last Modified: The last date that the culture file was written.