UTM Slots for 1:31,680 1 inch = 1/2 mile
Philmont Scout Ranch, McKenzie Boundary Waters maps and Halfmile's PCT maps

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Product Description

The 1:31,680 scale represents a distance equivalence of 1 inch = 1/2 mile. When I created this tool, I had the McKenzie Boundary Waters maps in mind. Since then I've discovered that Halfmile's pdf maps of the Pacific Crest Trail also use this scale, have a 1km UTM grid on them, and are a great match with this tool.

The Philmont Scout Ranch's sectional maps are also a good match with this tool.

McKenzie Maps of:
  • The Boundary Water Canoe Area Wilderness of Minnesota, USA
  • The Quetico Provincial Park of Ontario-Canada
  • Isle Royale National Park
  • Voyageurs National Park
  • Superior Hiking Trail
  • Superior National Forest
  • The North Shore of Lake Superior
  • The Apostle Islands on the South Shore and the Duluth/Superior Harbor

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Item description Quantity Price Quantity
UTM Slots for 1:31,680 1 inch = 1/2 mile
Philmont Scout Ranch, McKenzie Boundary Waters maps and Halfmile's PCT maps
Part Id: UTM-MK, Made in United States, UPC: 824249150155
1 - 9
10 - 24
25 - 99
100+
$5.49
$4.67
$3.84
$3.29

Specifications

Scales:
  • 1:24,000 x 1km
  • 1:31,680 x 1km
Dimensions:
Height: 3.000 in. (76mm)
Width: 3.000 in. (76mm)
Thickness: 0.030 in. (1mm)
Made in United States.

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How to use products like this...

Using a slot style tool to plot/measure a 10m MGRS position

Slot style tool with UTM position

Here is a tutorial on using this type of tool.

Here is information on using the Universal Transverse Mercator coordinates (UTM).

Here is information on using the United States National Grid (USNG).

Here is information on using the Military Grid Reference System (MGRS).