satellite imagery maps
#1
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Southeast Central Illinois USA
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satellite imagery maps
For the life of me I cannot find the website where you can actually zoom in on a specific spotsuch as a house, etc. Doing a little reconnizance(sp) of some local areas for hunting. Somebody here had a link quite a while back.....maybe davidmil? Anyone know?
#2
RE: satellite imagery maps
google earth works in most places.
Or try this link http://maps.live.com/
you have to select 3D from the bar on top.
Or try this link http://maps.live.com/
you have to select 3D from the bar on top.
#3
Spike
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Lawrenceville, GA
Posts: 51
RE: satellite imagery maps
You can do this on Weather.com, as well as Mapquest. I like Weather.com, since I can get the forecast for my hunting spot at the same time.
However, for the most choices of imagery, you might try Terraserver. But you will have to pay for it.
However, for the most choices of imagery, you might try Terraserver. But you will have to pay for it.
#5
RE: satellite imagery maps
Google Earth is great as it allows you to actually look at terrain features from a first person perspective. Google maps will also show satellite imagery, but only in 2d. Acme Mapper will show both terrain as well as topographic maps of a location.
#8
RE: satellite imagery maps
Actually this one is a bit better as you get a bigger map.
http://maps.live.com/
Here is a map in 2d using the birds eye feature? This feature is not available in 3d but the 3d feature is pretty cool.
http://maps.live.com/
Here is a map in 2d using the birds eye feature? This feature is not available in 3d but the 3d feature is pretty cool.
#9
RE: satellite imagery maps
ORIGINAL: peakrut
Actually this one is a bit better as you get a bigger map.
http://maps.live.com/
Here is a map in 2d using the birds eye feature? This feature is not available in 3d but the 3d feature is pretty cool.
Actually this one is a bit better as you get a bigger map.
http://maps.live.com/
Here is a map in 2d using the birds eye feature? This feature is not available in 3d but the 3d feature is pretty cool.