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The Map tab shows all nodes that have shared a position, overlaid on an Apple Maps base layer.
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The map **reopens where you last left it** — your last-viewed area and zoom are remembered between launches, so you don't have to pan back after every relaunch. On a fresh install (before you've moved the map) it frames your current location, then your connected radio, then the center of your nodes.
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## Node Pins
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Each node that has reported a GPS position appears as a colored circle pin on the map. The **green solid line** shows a directly connected node; **orange dashed lines** show nodes reached via the mesh. A purple star marks a waypoint. Tap a pin to see the node name, last heard time, signal info, and a shortcut to send a direct message.
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<h1>Map & Waypoints</h1>
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<p>The Map tab shows all nodes that have shared a position, overlaid on an Apple Maps base layer.</p>
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<p>The map <strong>reopens where you last left it</strong> — your last-viewed area and zoom are remembered between launches, so you don't have to pan back after every relaunch. On a fresh install (before you've moved the map) it frames your current location, then your connected radio, then the center of your nodes.</p>
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<h2>Node Pins</h2>
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<p>Each node that has reported a GPS position appears as a colored circle pin on the map. The <strong>green solid line</strong> shows a directly connected node; <strong>orange dashed lines</strong> show nodes reached via the mesh. A purple star marks a waypoint. Tap a pin to see the node name, last heard time, signal info, and a shortcut to send a direct message.</p>
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<p>Pins update automatically when a new position packet is received from the mesh.</p>
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The map **reopens where you last left it** — your last-viewed area and zoom are remembered between launches, so you don't have to pan back after every relaunch. On a fresh install (before you've moved the map) it frames your current location, then your connected radio, then the center of your nodes.
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## Node Pins
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Each node that has reported a GPS position appears as a colored circle pin on the map. The **green solid line** shows a directly connected node; **orange dashed lines** show nodes reached via the mesh. A purple star marks a waypoint. Tap a pin to see the node name, last heard time, signal info, and a shortcut to send a direct message.
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