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Snake River Map App

January 3, 2019/in Reources /by Snake River Fund

The Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation Department has released a map of the Snake River corridor through Jackson, Wyo., highlighting the location of public lands and amenities along the river. The map is intended to be used on a smartphone, using the GPS on your phone to provide your location along the river.

DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS

STEP ONE, DOWNLOAD THE APP:
iPhone  https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/avenza-pdf-maps/id388424049?mt=8
Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Avenza&hl=en

STEP TWO, SET UP THE APP:
• iPhone Settings Needed:
Allow App to Access Current Location – Yes
Turn Cellular Data off for this app

• Android Settings Needed:
Turn GPS function on
Turn Cellular Data off for this app

STEP THREE, DOWNLOAD THE SNAKE RIVER MAP THAT WORKS WITHIN THE APP:
• Open and download the River Map HERE (recommended to save map pdf to cloud storage that can be accessed on phone)
• Open in PDF Maps. The device should switch to PDF Maps and download automatically. Beware that this map is a large file and easiest to download on mobile on wifi vs cellular service. “Snake River Public Lands Access Map” will appear in Maps List. The app will indicate progress downloading. If you have saved map to cloud storage, it is easiest to select the + sign at the top in the app then select get maps “From Storage Locations”.
• In Avenza app, in my maps “Snake River Public Lands Access Map” will appear and select to open. The app indicates if you are currently located on the map or how far away it is in a general direction. This map is now stored within the PDF Maps app and should not need to be downloaded again.

Note: The aerial photography used in this map was taken in 2012. The main channel of the Snake River meanders and should not be expected to be as it appears in the aerial photographs.

For more information on the map and how to use it, please visit the Teton County Parks and Recreation Department’s website.

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