

To see which map you are currently using, open it, tap the menu button at the top right, tap the 3 dot menu button next to the map and then About Map. We will no longer be naming the files for the year, so you can tap the “Refresh Map” button to download the latest version (map file icon has a refresh/recycle symbol). Maps will now expire one year after publishing. This year, we are going to attempt to update the map quarterly, to ensure you have the most up to date data on your device. We strive to work with them to add features and fix issues that may arise. What does this mean for you, the end user? Fast display of maps, a full mobile data collection feature (you can create datasets and collect point, lines/tracks, and polygons), you can add aerial/satellite imagery if you have a data signal, you can use other online services, and even Google Drive and Dropbox support!ĬarryMap is an evolving product, with the developers putting out several updates a year. The BLM Hunting/Recreation Maps program supports amazing features in CarryMap. Map Program Information Spring 2021-2022 Hunting/Recreation Maps Verification of the locations and access will be coordinated through the New Mexico State Land Office and the New Mexico Department of Game & Fish. Due to the inherent variability in GPS and survey data precision, along with the variety of other agency data sources, this data is of varying accuracies.Īccess points on State Trust Lands have not been verified by the New Mexico State Land Office. The Bureau of Land Management strives for reliable and complete data. This information may be updated without notification. Spatial information may not meet National Map Accuracy Standards. No warranty is made by the Bureau of Land Management as to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of this data for individual use or aggregate use with other data, or for purposes not intended by BLM. Collaborative Action and Dispute Resolutionīy using the BLM/NMDGF Hunting/Recreation Maps, you agree to these conditions:.
