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How about:

• Produce an RGB raster
• Exporting to vector
• Loop through each polygon's centroid and interrogate the rgb in the raster
• Put the RGB value in the polygons attribute table (maybe you could ninja / modify a bit of code from the link below)
• Symbolise a layer file for your range of RGB values, and apply that to your newly attributed vector polygons

[SAVING RGB VALUES INTO A POLYGON ATT][1] [1]: https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/124401/saving-a-arcmap-layers-rgb-values-into-the-attribute-table

How about:

• Produce an RGB raster
• Exporting to vector
• Loop through each polygon's centroid and interrogate the rgb in the raster
• Put the RGB value in the polygons attribute table (maybe you could ninja / modify a bit of code from the link below)
• Symbolise a layer file for your range of RGB values, and apply that to your newly attributed vector polygons

SAVING RGB VALUES INTO A POLYGON ATT

How about:

• Produce an RGB raster
• Exporting to vector
• Loop through each polygon's centroid and interrogate the rgb in the raster
• Put the RGB value in the polygons attribute table (maybe you could ninja / modify a bit of code from the link below)
• Symbolise a layer file for your range of RGB values, and apply that to your newly attributed vector polygons

[SAVING RGB VALUES INTO A POLYGON ATT][1] [1]: http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/124401/saving-a-arcmap-layers-rgb-values-into-the-attribute-table

How about:

• Produce an RGB raster
• Exporting to vector
• Loop through each polygon's centroid and interrogate the rgb in the raster
• Put the RGB value in the polygons attribute table (maybe you could ninja / modify a bit of code from the link below)
• Symbolise a layer file for your range of RGB values, and apply that to your newly attributed vector polygons

[SAVING RGB VALUES INTO A POLYGON ATT][1] [1]: https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/124401/saving-a-arcmap-layers-rgb-values-into-the-attribute-table

How about:

• Producing an RGB raster
• Exporting to vector
• Loop through each polygon's centroid and interrogate the rgb in the raster
• Put the RGB value in the polygons attribute table (maybe you could ninja / modify a bit of code from the link below)
• Symbolise a layer file for your range of RGB values, and apply that to your newly attributed vector polygons

[SAVING RGB VALUES INTO A POLYGON ATT][1] [1]: http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/124401/saving-a-arcmap-layers-rgb-values-into-the-attribute-table

How about:

• Produce an RGB raster
• Exporting to vector
• Loop through each polygon's centroid and interrogate the rgb in the raster
• Put the RGB value in the polygons attribute table (maybe you could ninja / modify a bit of code from the link below)
• Symbolise a layer file for your range of RGB values, and apply that to your newly attributed vector polygons

[SAVING RGB VALUES INTO A POLYGON ATT][1] [1]: http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/124401/saving-a-arcmap-layers-rgb-values-into-the-attribute-table