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# Просмотр карт рельефа
Просматривайте слои рельефа в мобильном приложении, чтобы понимать высоту и особенности местности.
Просмотр карт рельефа
Выберите хозяйство, а затем поле, чтобы просмотреть рельеф этого поля:
Затем нажмите «РЕЛЬЕФ», а потом коснитесь карты рельефа, которую хотите просмотреть:
На экране рельефа доступны следующие элементы управления:
1. Позволяет переключаться между различными слоями данных рельефа.
2. Показывает легенду рельефа.
3. Масштабирует карту до поля.
4. Масштабирует карту до вашего текущего местоположения.
5. Скрывает/показывает слой.
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