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Clicking on the information icon will open a box that provides more details. Additionally, you may click on the refresh icon to restore the map to original settings. At the top of the table of contents panel, there is a layer that represents the main theme of the mapping project.
Below, there are a series of boundary layers, component layers - these are ones that have been used to create the model - and reference layers that provide supporting information. Click on each heading to expand the list of data layers. All data layers can be turned on and off by clicking on the check box next to the name of the layer, or by clicking on the layer title. NOTE: The last one to be clicked on will appear at the top of other layers. Clicking on the little arrow next to the layer will expand the information about that layer, including a legend that will help you to understand what the colors represent on the map.
Click on this icon to share the map as you have currently created it, it will create a link to share that has only the exact layers and location you are zoomed into. Clicking here will generate a screenshot of the map as you see it. You can print or save the screenshot as a PDF. Over here you can use the measuring tool to determine the approximate distance between two points on the map.
For additional information about data layers and descriptions of methodology visit the map home page. At the top of the table of contents panel, there is a map layer that represents the main theme of the mapping project.
