This GeoBlazor sample, written in Blazor for .NET developers, demonstrates the ImageryTileLayer and dynamic UniqueValueRenderer construction from the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript exposed through GeoBlazor's ImageryTileLayer Razor component. The page shows a 2D map of the lower-48 United States rendered initially in the Albers Equal Area projection. The custom basemap is a FeatureLayer of US states drawn as dark-gray polygons with a soft drop-shadow effect, and on top of it the NLCD 2016 Land Cover ImageryTileLayer paints raster land-cover tiles. In the upper-right corner of the map a CustomOverlay panel titled Land cover types - 2016 contains a vertical Calcite radio-button group with five options (Forested Areas, Developed Areas, Cultivated Areas, Hay/Pasture Areas, Wetlands) and a Change view's projection dropdown listing Albers Equal Area, Web Mercator, and WGS 84. Selecting a land-cover type rebuilds a UniqueValueRenderer in C# (one UniqueValueInfo per NLCD_Land category in that group, colored from a per-type palette) and applies it via SetRenderer; selecting a projection calls SetSpatialReference on both the states layer and the MapView. The sample is intended to demonstrate dynamic raster restyling and live reprojection in a Blazor application without writing JavaScript.