These coordinates are generated "on-the-fly" by the application. While we have generally found it to be quite good, we do not consider it to be an appropriate tool for, say, collecting lat/long coordinates and incorporating them into a database. I see coordinate positions reported on the map system, can I use these with my GPS?Īnswer: The accuracy of these lat/long, utm, or wtm coordinates is unknown. Click on the name, and a pop-up box with specific information will appear. A name should appear in the column on the left side of the map. How do I find out detailed information for a specific site?Īnswer: After you've zoomed into your specific site, click on "Point Identify" button above the map. You can also zoom in or out pressing the + or - keys on the zoom slider on the left side of the map. Users can also press the "Zoom In" or "Zoom Out" buttons on the left side of the map, then single click using your left mouse button, or draw a box around your desired destination using the Ctrl key and your left mouse button.
How do I see additional detail?Īnswer: You can zoom in or out by using the scroll wheel on your mouse. Aerial photos are designed to display between 1:200 and 1:24,000 scale. If the text is grayed-out, click the text and select "Zoom to Visible Scale" to see this layer. Scroll to bottom of list and select 2008 NAIP Aerial Photo. How can I see air photos/topographic information?Īnswer: Click on the Map Layers or Show Layers buttons. Click on the lake name in the left column to get more information. Click the "Lakes and Open Waters" dot, and then click on "Find." Type in your lake name, select the county, and press "Find." It will automatically zoom to your lake. Click on the "Find Location" button above the map. Go to the "Search Map" tab at the top of the screen.Click on the name, and then click on "Zoom to Feature" on the top of the pop-up box. The lake name will show up in the results column on the left side of your screen.
Type in the name of the lake in the search bar in the top right corner of your screen.How do I find it on the map?Īnswer: There are two ways to search for sites. I'm not sure where a lake is located in a specific county. Private boat access and shore fishing sites are not displayed on this site. restaurant/tavern) not included in this inventory?Īnswer: These are only public sites that DNR Field Staff have identified and for which they provided information. Why are privately owned launch and shore fishing sites (i.e. A fee may be required to launch a boat from some of these locations. Who can use these boat access and shore fishing sites?Īnswer: The general public has access to these sites. Each facility is designed to be accessible by those with disabilities, but can be used by all anglers. They include fishing piers, flat fishing spots on the shoreline, and shoreline fishing trails with multiple fishing stations. What is a Shore Fishing Site?Īnswer: Developed shore fishing sites are specifically created sites where the public can go fishing without a boat. Answer: The web map server might be down temporarily.
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