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- Step 1. Choose Your Base Layer
- Step 2. Define Your Property Boundaries
- Step 3. Sub-Divide Or Delineate Fields, Pastures, Lots, etc.
- Step 4. Add Fences, Roads, Trails, Creeks, and Other Paths
- Step 5. Indicate Key Features
- Step 6. Add GIS Layers
- Step 7. Add A Legend
The first step in creating custom printed maps is to choose a foundation, i.e., your base layer. In the Land id™ (formerly MapRight) app, you’ll find eight different base layers to choose from: Hex Aerial, MB Satellite, Google, NAIP, Color Infrared (CIR), Vintage Topo, Modern Topo, or Street. The Hex Aerial, MB Satellite, Google, and NAIP view will...
The next step is to define your property boundaries. You can do this by toggling on the parcels layer, or you could create custom boundaries by drawing out the property lines yourself. On Land id™, you can use the boundary tool to quickly draw boundaries based on landmarks, or the deed plotting tool to draw out the distance and direction of the bou...
Not all properties are simple; in many cases, you’ll need to designate fields, pastures, lots, or other areas on your custom printed maps to clarify for viewers what exactly they’re looking at. With Land id™, you can utilize the cut tool to divide shapes, regardless of what they are, into smaller sections. All you have to do is click where you want...
Adding fences, roads, and other paths doesn’t just provide easily identifiable reference points and help viewers spatially understand the land, it also adds a personal touch to your map.
You can further personalize your custom printed maps by highlighting key features of the property such as houses, hunting blinds, barns, and gates. This will allow viewers to instantly know what they are looking at when they see your property map, understand spatial relationships such as the distance between items, and get a more complete picture o...
By adding GIS layers, you can share important information about the land, including information on water features, soil, elevation, flood hazard areas, public lands, city and county data, or virtually anything else you’d like viewers to know – you can even upload your own GIS data. Which layers you’ll want to include in your custom printed maps wil...
By this stage of the process, you’re pretty close to having a finished map, but don’t forget to include a legend as you approach the end of your map-making journey. The legend will define any symbols or colors you used in the creation of your map, explain any relevant units of measurement, and overall, help viewers make sense of the map. Land id™ a...
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