Please note that the boundaries on the modern Missouri Public Land Survey System site are more accurate than the 1838 map, so the sections do not line up exactly.
- In order to see all the plats on this atlas, you will need to zoom into the map.
- Do so by using the scroll wheel on your mouse.
- Alternatively, you can click on the plus/minus icons on the upper left of the map.
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The satellite atlas map view can be rotated by:
Selecting the satellite view
, selecting the 3D view 
, Rotating the image left or right 
- The legend
shows the color coding for the areas. - The opacity of the overlay can be adjusted with slider in the lower left corner
- Other atlas pages with Maps will be outlined in red
- Single clicking on the atlas polygons will bring up info on that atlas page
- To get the coordinates of any point you can right-click to get an info bubble which has a Google Maps link
. - Clicking the little broken square in the upper right of the map enters full screen, which will also enlarge the map.
- To exit the full screen, just press the Escape (ESC) key on the upper far left of your keyboard.
- To move to the current GPS location of your laptop or phone you can click on the arrow icon
. You will be asked initially to allow the interface to use your GPS location.
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