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Raster A and Raster B are both calculated from the same point feature. Raster A results from Natural Neighbor Interpolation in the Spatial Analyst toolbox. Raster B results from Point Density in the Spatial Analyst toolbox. However, the rasters are not congruent with each other:

  1. Raster B has 2 more columns and two more rows than Raster A
  2. Cells of Raster B are shifted relative to cells of Raster A

How to start in order to get congruent rasters from the same point feature? Shift of one of the rasters is not a solution as the value within a cell should be accurate, i.e. it should represent the area covered by the cell.

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  • Shift is the only way to alter the origin of a raster. You can't have it both ways.
    – Vince
    Jun 12, 2019 at 10:21
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    Recreate raster B and ensure the environment settings are set such that raster B will have the same cell size and raster A and set the snap raster setting is set to raster A.
    – GBG
    Jun 12, 2019 at 14:33

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You need to re-run Point Density and in the tool environment setting, set the output extent and snap raster to "Raster A":

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