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Explanation of Mapping Tools
 | Zoom In: |
| | Allows user to view a smaller area with more detail. Click on the map, and drag the mouse diagonally to create a box around the area of interest. Release the mouse and a new map with more detail will load. |
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 | Zoom Out: |
| | Opposite of zoom in, allows a user to map a larger area with less detail. Click the point on the map to be centered after the new map is rendered. For example, zooming out of a map of a county shows the surrounding state and region. |
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 | Pan Map: |
| | Allows user to drag the map in any direction to center it on a new area. Clicking on the map and dragging will slide the existing map to the desired position. |
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 | Full Extent: |
| | Returns map to the maximum extent of data available. This is often the initial extent. |
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 | Reset Layers: |
| | Resets the visible layers to the default settings. Also used to clear highlighted features and text from the map. |
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 | Print: |
| | Creates a printer ready document including the map and legend. This format is better suited for printer widths. |
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