Michael Kosowsky, one of the creators of the “Hey What’s That” site (for panoramas, viewsheds and peak identification in Google Maps and Google Earth) has sent out an email with some news:
- He gave a talk at Google about his website in early May, which you can view at Google Video
- Contour mapping at Hey What’s That, which was spotty before, is now improved; contours should be visible at every zoom level.
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- Identify And Download USGS 24K Topographic Maps In Google Earth
- Mexican National Atlas
- The USGS Seamless Data Distribution System
- Topographic Maps, Satellite Photos And Vector Data For Israel And Jordan
- Free Digital Geographic Data For Canada
- Google Earth Library Now Open
- Google Maps With A Topographic Overlay
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- Free 10-Meter UTM SDTS 24K DEMs
- USAPhotoMaps: Additional Capabilities
- Downloading USGS Topo Maps In GeoPDF Format, And The GeoPDF Plug-In
- Downloadable US Bathymetric And Fishing Maps
- Full Index Of 1:250K US Army Topographic Maps
- Downloadable Updated NOAA Raster Navigation Charts
- Reproject NOAA BSB Raster Navigation Charts And Export Them In TIFF Format
- Topographic Map Symbols for Historic Topographic Maps
- List Of Map Products From the USGS
- New GeoPDF Features
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