MANITOBA CANADA FISHING MAPS COBHAM RIVER
The FREE Cobham River maps download is in Adobe Acrobat PDF file.
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The links to the right will take you to map pages of Cobham River Lodge, Hidden Lake Outpost, and waterways.
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Printing
Use an ink-jet printer or laser printer. Print the PDF file on regular white bond paper.
General printer settings
- Paper size: *8 1/2″ x 11″
- Area of impression: maximum
- Size: 66%
- Position of impression: centered on page, landscape
- Margins: as small as possible
- Printer mode: color or black and white
- Printer quality: fast (medium quality, saves ink)
- Paper size: *8 1/2″ x 14″
- Area of impression: maximum
- Size: 88%
- Position of impression: centered on page, landscape
- Margins: as small as possible
- Printer mode: color or black and white
- Printer quality: fast (medium quality, saves ink)
- Paper size: *11″ x 17″
- Area of impression: maximum
- Size: 100%
- Position of impression: centered on page, landscape
- Margins: as small as possible
- Printer mode: color or black and white
- Printer quality: fast (medium quality, saves ink)
*If this size of paper is not available, you can trim the paper after printing to remove the blank area.
Color ink-jet printers are expensive to operate so we have created black and white copies of our color maps This will allow the map to dry faster and use less ink.
In this section:
Cobham River System
(Color High Res.)
Cobham River System
(Color Low Res.)
Cobham River System
(Black & White High Res.)
Cobham River System
(Black & White Low Res.)
Did you know?
Did you know that 90% of Cobham River Lodge’s past guest rebook year after year.
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