  We present 5321 milliarcsecond-resolution total intensity and linear
polarization maps of 437 active galactic nuclei (AGNs) obtained with the VLBA
at 15 GHz as part of the MOJAVE survey, and also from the NRAO data archive.
The former is a long-term program to study the structure and evolution of
powerful parsec-scale outflows associated with AGNs. The targeted AGNs are
drawn from several flux-limited radio and gamma-ray samples, and all have
correlated VLBA flux densities greater than about 50 mJy at 15 GHz.
Approximately 80% of these AGNs are associated with gamma-ray sources detected
by the Fermi LAT instrument. The vast majority were observed with the VLBA on 5
to 15 occasions between 1996 January 19 and 2016 December 26, at intervals
ranging from a month to several years, with the most typical sampling interval
being six months. A detailed analysis of the linear and circular polarization
evolution of these AGN jets are presented in other papers in this series.

Astrophysics of Galaxies