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7 Satellite Views Of Your Woodland
Why so many? You will be able to find the best for your individual circumstances. Some of the maps are better than others depending on where you live. There is a variance of the graphical record between the different maps.
Additionally some of the maps are dependent on your computer - type of operating system, laptop vs. desktop etc.
We hope that you will find one here that will meet your needs.
Use Virtual Earth & Google Earth side by side - click here
Topo Maps - click here
ACME Mapper - Click Here
About ACME Mapper 2.0 This is a high-precision general purpose mapping application, based on Google Maps with a bunch of things added on.
How to Operate the ACME Mapper The basic map operation is the same as any other Google map: Drag the map with your mouse. Double-click to center. In the upper left corner is a widget with arrows that let you pan the map in larger jumps.
Below the pan arrows is the zoom widget. Move it in the "+" direction to zoom in closer, and in the "-" direction to zoom out for a wider view. In the upper right corner are some buttons that let you change the type of map.
ACME Mapper adds the Topo and DOQ types, which are not in standard Google Maps. These come from TerraServer's Web Services. In the lower left corner you will find a scale widget. This is updated automatically as you zoom in and out.
In the lower right corner you can optionally have an overview map widget. One thing the ACME Mapper adds is the little cross-hairs widget in the middle of the map. This indicates the precise point you are centered on.
In the lower right you have the Control Panel. This lets you do all sorts of stuff. All the controls have 'tooltips', so one way to find out what something does is to move your mouse over that item - a short description will pop up.
Visit TerraServer - click here
Flash Earth views from NASA satellites & more - click here
Web Soil Survey -click here
The site is updated and maintained online as the single authoritative source of soil survey information. It is operated by the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and provides access to the largest natural resource information system in the world.
The Aerial Photography Field Office (APFO) is the primary source of aerial imagery for the United States Department of Agriculture. Over 10,000,000 images are held here. The imagery dates begin with 1955 to the present.
Click on the logos to the left to view the website.