To learn how to use the map tools available in the Lethbridge Interactive WebMAP click on the categories below.

• Pan and Zoom
• Data
• Image
• Printing

Pan and Zoom
	Zoom in	Zoom in to a specific location on the map. Select this tool with the mouse. Either select on the map where to zoom in or drag a rectangle around the area to zoom in.
	Zoom out	Zoom out from a specific location on the map. Select this tool with the mouse. Either select on the map where to zoom out from or drag a rectangle around the area to zoom out from.
	Back	Zoom to the maps previous extent.
	Pan	Move (re-center) the map. Select this tool with the mouse. Either select on the map and the map will center on that point or select on the map and drag it to reposition the map center.
	Full View	Zooms out to the full viewing area.
	Pan North	Select this arrow with the mouse to pan the map north.
	Pan South	Select this arrow with the mouse to pan the map south.
	Pan East	Select this arrow with the mouse to pan the map east.
	Pan West	Select this arrow with the mouse to pan the map west.
Data
	Identify	Gets information about features on the map. Select this tool with the mouse, then select features on the map for which information is desired. Before using this tool, you must set the active layer in the Layers section.
	Get Coordinates	Displays coordinates of location in 3TM and Geographic (Longitude and Latitude) projections. Geographic coordinates are reported in both decimal degrees and Degrees, Minutes, Seconds (DMS). Select this tool with the mouse, then select any location on the map for which coordinate information is required.
	Measure	Displays measurements of user created lines in meters. Select this tool with the mouse, then select the starting point on the map, once complete select the end point. Measurements are displayed in the top left corner of the map.
	Clear Selection	Clears the selected features highlighted in color on the map. Also clears graphics created through use of the measure tool.
Image
	Save Image	Opens a page for saving the map image to your computer for use in other computer applications (ie. Word, PowerPoint).
Printing
	Print	Opens a page for printing the map.