
Place: Explore the Outdoors
Field Guide to Any Location
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What's New in Place
1.4.2
October 28, 2026
A map sheet that starts with what's on the map, a Logbook you can write in, and hunting and fishing rules re-read against every agency. The Layers sheet opens on what's on the map. Everything drawing right now comes first, in the order it stacks — pins on top, then overlays, then the base map — and any of it comes off with one tap. Hold an overlay and drag it to change what paints on top; slide to fade it, right there. The base map is one row now, and Basemap Blend works the same way: drag the blended maps, fade them, and see which map sets the style underneath. Turn on a map layer and its report section comes on with it. Hunting district lines draw above the other overlays and follow you when the map crosses into another state. Journal is now the Logbook, and you can write in it. Tap ⋯ on anything in a trip to edit it, add a note, or delete it, and delete a whole trip from its menu or with a swipe. Spots you marked in Theodolite AR or dropped on a track get real names — "Blue Mountain", "Lolo · 11:34 AM" — instead of a bearing and a distance. Offline Maps leads with what you already have: your saved areas on a coverage map you can zoom, then the current view. A download confirms what it will save before it starts and shows its progress on the row you tapped. Your saved places, tracks, drawings and observations count as available offline, which they always were. Hunting and fishing regulations were re-read against all 56 states and territories, with hundreds of corrections, and are now re-checked every week. Sixty-three agency links that had gone dead point at pages that exist. Report sections read the same from top to bottom: one type scale, a header band in each section's color, subheadings you can find at a glance, and agency names that no longer arrive in capitals — "Blodgett Creek", not "BLODGETT CREEK". And the smaller fixes. Hydrology gave an unnamed irrigation ditch the Bitterroot River's name; it now says it's unnamed and names the river separately. The Hunting & Fishing card fetches its own districts instead of showing a temporary fallback. A field mode you save lands first in the list, and the search sheet is tighter.
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