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Collection of old maps scanned from books and other print sources Download them all at Photoshop Roadmap.
Couple looking at their map in Amsterdam looking in Amsterdam. Finding out where they are and where to go next.
Chalares river 3 Extract of larger map ---
This map represents a vast eco-tour project ongoing in Ikaria island Greece since 1996. The project is "self-financed". The sales of the map provide the means to design and make *good trails* ( = leading through interesting places). It works as good as it looks. Just try and make an early morning start.
More about the making of the paths in my friend and supporter Eleni's blog, entries:
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For discussions:
Migration of the Disney family from Europe to the U.S.
© Disney
Courtesy: The Walt Disney Family Museum's Storyboard
Illustration: Dave A. Stevenson
Map Treefrog (Boana geographicus) resting on a leaf in Yasuni National Park.
Rana Geografica (Boana geographicus) descanzando en una hoja en el Parque Nacional Yasuni.
In the early 1930s, RCA published a map of the United States showing locations of radio stations encouraging people to "tour" the country by tuning in distant stations on their radios.
This is a portion of the map.
Collection of old maps scanned from books and other print sources Download them all at Photoshop Roadmap.
a section of a map of Lower Austria and Vienna created using QGIS 2.4 and OSM data
uses automatic text wrapping for polygon labels as well as data-defined labels
If I could go back in time before the interstate system was built through Baton Rouge, I would propose this sort of redesign. I-10 through Baton Rouge is a major fail. There's simply no way to get around it, and transnational traffic blends with local commuters to make a congested nightmare at rush hour. My fantasy do-over would route I-10 south around Baton Rouge and upgrade the US 61 and LA 1 corridors.
The Map Room (LR5 Treated)
"Liberty Ship" STX1
The Last WWII Liberty Ship in Greece
I am a son of a retired merchant marine captain. My father started his career in 1965 and one of the first ships he embarked was a Liberty type....
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I found this map tucked away in my desk at work. It has been there for years. I have no memory of where, what or why, but it's always fun to find a mysterious map.
Snoqualmie Pass Region
Drawn from U.S.F.S. and U.S. Geological Survey Maps by H. V. Strandberg & H. R. Morgan.
November 1931
Interesting things about this map:
1) Alaska Lake was called Lake Gingerless
2) Lots of trail routes in Commonwealth Basin up to Lundin, Red and Kendall
3) The west tunnel entrance at Rockdale shows several structures
4) Mountaineers Snoqualmie Lodge by Lodge Lake, with trail straight up from the highway
5) Trail directly up ridge west of Rocky Run (since destroyed by logging)
6) Rampart Lakes not noted
7) "The Dome" by Snoqualmie Mtn is named
8) Bryant Peak is very close to Chair. Current Bryant Peak is where Hemlock Peak is on this map
9) Snow Lake trail goes by Source Lake
10) Trail down the Pratt Valley is west of the river, not along the future RR grade east of the river.
11) The Tooth is accessed from the Denny Creek side
12) Wright Mountain is attached to a subpeak of Roosevelt, not to the high point north of Gem Lake where it is now. (Thanks Snutur!)
I claim no rights to this map and attribution to me is not required. It is not quite old enough to be public domain. Please reproduce the credits of the creators that are on the map.
No buildings, no 520, no traffic.
Today in Bing.
From the Chevron Seattle street map. Here's the whole east side.