in the next window then click the Symbol” button in the next window, and change the font to “Properties” “Label Times New Roman Your legend should now be complete. The output should look like this: b. Scale Bar To create the USGS scale bar with metric and English Units, two separate scale bars need to be created with tic marks pointing in opposite directions. Add the first scale bar by choosing Insert/Scale Bar from the main menu, and first choose the scale bar with tics pointing upward. Click in the lower right, and in the window that pops up next change the division units to or “Properties” “Miles” “Feet” for a smaller area. In this window, then click and change the legend symbol text to 57 Condensed”. If you don’t have “Symbol” “Univers this font installed, contact your IT person to have the fonts installed on your machine. Add the second scale bar by going to Insert/Scale Bar again, this time choose the scale bar with tics pointing downward, and in the window, make this one English units such as or “Properties” “Miles” “Feet” The final output should look similar to this. c. Graticule Add labeled latitude and longitude tic marks In the data frame properties, select the tab and create a new grid. “Grids” Choose Graticule as the type of grid to create, and click “Next”. Under appearance, choose only” and under choose an interval that created at least two (maximum “Labels “Intervals” of three) labeled tics on each side of the map (this may take some experimentataion with the interval). Click “Next”
“Properties” in the next window then click the “Label Symbol” button in the next window, and change the font to Times New Roman Your legend should now be complete. The output should look like this: b. Scale Bar To create the USGS scale bar with metric and English Units, two separate scale bars need to be created with tic marks pointing in opposite directions. Add the first scale bar by choosing Insert/Scale Bar from the main menu, and first choose the scale bar with tics pointing upward. Click “Properties” in the lower right, and in the window that pops up next change the division units to “Miles” or “Feet” for a smaller area. In this window, then click “Symbol” and change the legend symbol text to “Univers 57 Condensed”. If you don’t have this font installed, contact your IT person to have the fonts installed on your machine. Add the second scale bar by going to Insert/Scale Bar again, this time choose the scale bar with tics pointing downward, and in the “Properties” window, make this one English units such as “Miles” or “Feet” The final output should look similar to this. c. Graticule Add labeled latitude and longitude tic marks In the data frame properties, select the “Grids” tab and create a new grid. Choose Graticule as the type of grid to create, and click “Next”. Under appearance, choose “Labels only” and under “Intervals” choose an interval that created at least two (maximum of three) labeled tics on each side of the map (this may take some experimentataion with the interval). Click “Next”
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