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Export Path As: Route Track

Map Type: Copy Left Map CalTopoUSGS CalTopoFS MSR-USGS NRCan AK/Canada ArcGisUSA ArcGisWorld MyTopo
Print Width: Inches
Print Height: Inches
These values should work for a vertical print on letter paper with normal margins.
Other values for common paper sizes: 8x10 for Letter 10x8 for Letter 8x16 for Legal 16x8 for Legal 10x16 for Tabloid 16x10 for Tabloid 12x18 for Super B 17.5x12 for Super B

Printer Pixels Per Inch:
Use 72-90 for on screen viewing and higher values for better prints.

Have your printer scale the following page by about %

How this works

When you hit print below a new window will open containing a large (Width*Pixels Per Inch) by (Height * Pixels Per Inch) pixel map showing the area shown in the left map padded as needed to fit the dimensions you specify above and at the best resolution possible.

Use the print dialog to print this map at the proper scale. You may have to play with these values and use print preview to find what that works with your setup. Borderless high quality prints are possible using Google Chrome and the system print dialog.

MyTopo tiles cannot be printed larger then 8.5x11 but you can buy a large waterproof map of this area from from MyTopo.com.

The Microsoft Research Usgs (MSR-USGS) tiles offer the best resolution.

Use this url to save or share this map:


Or use this html iframe code to embed this map in another website (ArcGis and MyTopo map layers not supported):

These layers load large external data files from the National Snow Analyses done by the National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center of the United States National Weather Service. This data provides a low resolution overview of the snowpack for the entire country.

Data may be slow to load and cause map zoom and pan to be slow. It is best to navigate to your area of intrest first and then use this window to display the diffrent layers.

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Warning: calculated values and the data they are derived from are often inacurate and should not be relied on as a sole source of information for travel in avalanche terrain or any critical application.

Highlight slopes steeper then °

Calculate using meter grid.

Note: Values less then 30° and 40 meters will show a high degree of contour line artifacting due to the 20 meter vertical resolution of the 8-bit data format.

This analysis uses data from The USGS National Elevation Dataset 1/3 Arc-Second which covers most of the US excluding alaska.

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Eliminate kinks smaller than meters.