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  • Clan DireWolf
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    Ever wanted topographical maps of a particular area? Had a hard time finding just what you were looking for? It simply couldn’t be easier as National Geographic has the entire United States covered – for FREE.

    http://www.natgeomaps.com/trail-maps/pdf-quads

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  • ISC
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    Re: Maps for Survival

    It's also fairly easy to print a google earth map and reduce it to scale, then laminate it. If you really want to you could add grid lines for MGRS or neat lines for lat & long.

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  • Clan DireWolf
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    Re: Maps for Survival

    Thousands of miles of railroads have been abandoned in the United States, much of it in the last 40 years. All of these abandoned railways have a history and a story. This web site is dedicated to the preservation of the history of each of these former railroad lines and the companies that operated them.

    http://www.abandonedrails.com/

    1948 U.S. Railroad Atlas

    http://trains.rockycrater.org/pfmsig/atlas.php

    Maps Of Amtrak & Other Rail Routes
    Where To Buy Them

    http://www.trainweb.com/maps/

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  • Clan DireWolf
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    Re: Maps for Survival

    NationalAtlas.Gov a Website That May be Useful for Preppers.
    Posted on November 22, 2013 by admin
    http://preparednessadvice.com/uncate.../#.UpCp7Sf-vCp

    In the posts that I have written on bugging out, we have concentrated on writing about how to map out a route. We have discussed topo maps and the use of Google to learn about your area. Well I came across another government website that provides a large amount of useful information that will help you decide where you may want to move to or develop a good bug out location.

    This site is NationalAtlas.Gov http://www.nationalatlas.gov/

    This site is full of useful information and maps that you can print yourself and best of all they are free. They describe themselves as “ Maps that capture and depict the patterns, conditions, and trends of American life. Maps that supplement interesting articles. Maps that tell their own stories. Maps that cover all of the United States or just your area of interest. Maps that are accurate and reliable from more than 20 Federal organizations. Maps about America’s people, heritage, and resources. Maps that will help you, your children, your colleagues, and your friends understand the United States and its place in the world.”

    They have maps that show all the federal land boundaries, Indian Reservations and many other things. The location of every airport in the U.S. is shown. The amount of information that they show on water is amazing. Water features include streams and rivers, canals, aqueducts, lakes, reservoirs, marshes, glaciers, bays, and oceans. Also included are waterfalls, dams, and designated channels, such as the Intracoastal Waterway. Many of their maps can be enlarged to let you look at a small areas.

    What I am touching on here is just the tip of the iceberg, this site has a tremendous amount of useful material for serious preppers that want to find a good area to live in or bug out too.

    Howard

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  • Clan DireWolf
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    Re: Maps for Survival

    A map, updated hourly, of infectious disease outbreaks and diagnoses from around the world.

    http://www.healthmap.org/en/

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  • Clan DireWolf
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    USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map

    http://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/PHZMWeb/

    This should have been the first map.

    USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map

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  • Clan DireWolf
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    National Power Outage Map

    https://www1.nationalgridus.com/PowerOutageMap-NY-RES

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  • Papadoc
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    Re: Census Dotmap

    Originally posted by Clan DireWolf View Post
    Me thinks that at the lowest levels the map is off, I am seeing dots in the middle of the Missouri River.

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  • Clan DireWolf
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    Census Dotmap

    http://bmander.com/dotmap/index.html

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  • thirty-thirty
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    Many states and counties have websites with aerial/topo links as well as property lines. Look up "county appraisal district" and "cad" with your county/state and look for a link to "maps".
    Googlemaps has the most current aerials, usually about 1 1/2 years old.

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  • ISC
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    Re: Maps for Survival

    I found a paperback book with topographic scaled maps of the Entire state of Florida. well worth the $20 I paid for it.

    If you are going to print the maps out, laminate or spray them with fixative to keep them from running.

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  • Clan DireWolf
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    Flu near you map

    https://flunearyou.org/

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  • Herr Walther
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    Cool links! Thanks!

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  • Clan DireWolf
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    World-wide Emergency Alert Map

    http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/index2.php

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  • Clan DireWolf
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    Re: Maps for Survival-CRIME

    Nixle
    Has maps and keeps track of trends. Not all depts. subscribed to this service.
    http://www.nixle.com/

    Incident 1
    Has real-time mapping of first responders across USA
    http://www.incident1.com/

    Radio Reference
    Live feeds of first responders, but a lot of aircraft and rail too.
    http://www.radioreference.com/apps/audio/

    The DX Zone
    Live feeds of first responders.
    http://www.dxzone.com/catalog/Intern...lice_Scanners/

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