1) Scroll down on the Layer List on the right, then check on the air photo layers. It is a long list of layers*. You can either hover over this list and use your mouse wheel to scroll down, or else click and drag the scrolling bar to the right of the layer list and move it down until you see the air photo layers. The air photos typically underlay parcels and other layers, so they are near the bottom of the list.
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2) You can also click the "Basemap Gallery" button near the upper right part of the app. It looks like this:
. Clicking this button in the BrownDog app will provide you with choices for the underlying base map, which includes aerial photos from various years dating back to 1938.* I am hoping our software provider gives us the ability to "group" layers like we had in the old GeoPrime app. This will help organize the layers and make them all move visible. Once we are able to set up layer grouping, the layer list will be shorter and you'll be able to find the aerials and other layers faster.
