Additional Mapping Resources

[Bob VA]

Bob - thanks for the email tutorial.

Here are some resources I use:

http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/

http://www.us-geographic.com/

http://historical.mytopo.com/index.cfm?CFID=27749499&CFTOKEN=13804132

http://www.historicmapworks.com/

http://historicaerials.com/

http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/maps/maps.cfm

http://nationalatlas.gov/printable/fedlands.html#list


Thanks again for establishing the forum you have done the entire community a great service. I'm sure most will find it a primary source for research material.

 

[kydigger]

Hi Bob, I'm new to MDing. I'm learning alot from these forums. As a former Marine, I jut thought I'd take the time to say Semper Fi and thanks for your service.
Ron R.

 

[Bob VA]

Semper FI right back at you Ron. Guessing from your age (I'm 62) that we probably served around the same time. Email me and we'll compare notes.

 

[BARKER]

HI Folks ; New to this site. Back at Digging after a very serius injury, I broke my back and neck ni a fall down 17 stairs, butt I 'm back again.Thanks to you guys for the historic map links. I live in Boston and want to find historic maps to "ACCURATELY" overlayonto current maps of any given area in y state or elsewhere. Any help or advice you guys can give me is greatly appreciated. I want to locate old cellar holes in my region.i already know a lot of them but I also know I'm missing a lot of them as well. Anyway I look forward to hearing from you guys a lot more and becoming a regular here.i have 39 yearrs in the field and looking forward t getting restarted again. Until later; PEAC:RONB