Gogal Publishing’s New Stream Map of the West
Gogal Publishing has announced the release of a Mountain West edition of Stream Map USA, with complete watershed maps of Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico.
Read more in the press release below.
Product Release: New Stream Map of the West
Imagine being able to instantly find even the most obscure river, lake, stream or pond by simply typing its name, then immediately getting turn-by-turn driving directions right to that water. Gogal Publishing announces the release of Stream Map USA-Mountain West, expanding Gogal’s signature brand to 33 states with complete watershed maps of Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico.
Stream Map USA is a searchable, color-coded river, lake and stream map displayed over your choice of roadmaps, satellite images, and high resolution topographic maps. You can search for any water across the entire region or limit your search by state or even search an individual county. Once you locate a water destination, simple touch the map near a road to add a waypoint and tap “Go” for turn-by-turn driving directions right to that spot.
Once on the arrive, Stream Map USA works like a handheld GPS showing your location and following you as you travel on the water. Along the way, you can save additional waypoints and even add your own notes with GPS accuracy. This is ideal for marking fishing holes, campsites, tree stands, scenic locations, or just about anywhere you may want to find again in the field.
To get back to any waypoint, simply choose it from your waypoints list, tap the “Target” button, and then use the app’s built-in navigation compass to point the way and count down the distance right to that spot. It’s just like geocaching. Stream Map USA includes a field navigation compass that displays your GPS coordinates, compass heading, altitude and speed of travel, along with a red direction of travel arrow that points directly to your “Targeted” destination and it even works without phone service.
Each river, lake and stream is uniquely colored to set it apart from its tributaries. This eliminates the need to carefully read stream labels while tracing the blue lines to follow a stream. You simply follow the colored line from the stream’s headwaters to its mouth. As a planning and safety tool, Stream Map USA includes access to current water conditions through the US Geological Survey’s National Water Information Service. Each stream monitoring station is highlighted on the map and you simply tap its gage icon to see current stream height, water flow, and other important information before you travel.
“We wanted to step away from traditional mapping and create a 21st century map of America’s watersheds harnessing the power of digital mapping, GPS technology, and the smartphone,” said author and company president, Mike Gogal. “With the release of Stream Map USA, we think we’ve done just that!”
Five editions of Stream Map USA covering 33 states are currently available on the App Store for $8.99 each. When asked about plans for Android, Mike Gogal said, ” We’re hoping to have the entire lower 48 states mapped by year’s end for both iOS and Android users. Most importantly, our price always includes free updates and we don’t embed obnoxious advertising.”
You can view the entire Gogal Publishing catalogue online at www.StreamMapUSA.com
Current Stream Map USA Editions
- Stream Map USA – West Coast – $8.99 (California, Oregon, and Washington)
- Stream Map USA – Mountain West – $8.99 (Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico)
- Stream Map USA – Great Lakes – $8.99 (Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan)
- Stream Map USA – Northeast – $8.99 (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey)
- Stream Map USA – Southeast – $8.99 (Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida)
Media Contact:
Mike Gogal
215-491-4223
[email protected]
http://www.StreamMapUSA.com
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