Topographic Maps, Geospatial Data, Nautical Charts

The tools within the vertical gray translucent bar below are used for navigating within the interactive map and for selecting products for purchase that are currently displayed on the interactive map.
NOTE: A selected tool will remain active until another tool is selected.
Zoom In
	Hold down the mouse button and drag the cursor diagonally across the area of interest, resulting in a box. Release the mouse button and the map will zoom to the area.
Zoom Out
	Hold down the mouse button and drag the cursor diagonally across the area of interest, resulting in a box. Release the mouse button and the map will zoom out from that area. NOTE: the smaller the square the greater the zoom.
Pan
	Hold the mouse button down with the cursor hovering over the map. Move the cursor in any direction and the map will reposition with the movement of the mouse. NOTE: Pan is the default function of the interactive map. It is not necessary to select the pan tool to pan the map as long as you have not selected any other tool first.
Return to Full Extent
	When selected the interactive map will immediately return to the full world view.
Information and Purchase
	This button will expose two additional buttons; Polygon Select and Point Select. These buttons are used to select one or more maps from the maps currently displayed on the interactive map.
	Point Select
	Click on a point of interest on the interactive map. This will bring up a product list of all of the maps that intersect with this point on the interactive map, allowing access to details and purchase selections.
Polygon Select
	Hold the mouse button down and draw an open-ended circle around or through the maps of interest on the interactive map. This will bring up a product list of these maps allowing access to details and purchase selections.
Return to Previous Extent
	This tool will immediately return the interactive map to the last extent.
Move to Next Extent
	This tool will immediately move the interactive map to the next extent. This tool may be useful after selecting the "return to full extent", for example.

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Due to copyright restrictions, some charts and maps may not be available in Tyvek.
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