Map Lovers - this is the thread for you
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Mar 2021
4:13am, 18 Mar 2021
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Jenelopy
Not so relevant to running, but I helped publish a new map at work of Lake Rotomahana in NZ. Still kind of cool to have a map showing detail you can't easily see in person. gns.cri.nz Apologies if you are reg/green colour blind - I didn't pick the colours! |
Mar 2021
5:24am, 18 Mar 2021
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panad
That’s amazing jenelopy 😁 well done!
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Mar 2021
7:13am, 18 Mar 2021
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Homer
Thats a work of cool art!
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Mar 2021
7:37am, 18 Mar 2021
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Cerrertonia
That's really interesting jenelopy. This is quite an interesting visualisation (going up rather than down though  ) en-gb.topographic-map.com |
Apr 2021
8:03pm, 19 Apr 2021
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alpenrose
I've ordered 6 new OS maps today, it's about time my old 30+ year old maps got replaced. I can then load them on my phone and try and work out how to create routes. OS were offering 3 for £20 but a friend told me about dash4it and they were even cheaper there. Has anyone else noticed how the detail on most on-line mapping is getting less and less? |
Apr 2021
8:39pm, 19 Apr 2021
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Northern Exile
Dash4it are the badgers, brilliant offers.
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Aug 2021
7:37am, 5 Aug 2021
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McGoohan
I've blogged today about this site: hillforts.arch.ox.ac.uk It's Oxford Uni Archaeology Dept's hillfort mapping website. All the known such sites in the UK and Ireland. Quite good if you live in or want to visit hilly country and maybe want to know what that lumpy, moundy hill is... |
Aug 2021
10:46am, 5 Aug 2021
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Dai Bank
Thanks McG. I wonder if anyone has overimaged either the roman roads or maybe even old Dovers roads as the near coastal hill forts seem almost linear in some areas suggesting roads or tracks linking them that could have been a basis for later development. This will be yet more hours lost on tinterweb during the winter! |
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Aug 2021
12:51pm, 5 Aug 2021
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Homer
Been nosing round that one after reading your blog - really interesting
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Aug 2021
1:06pm, 5 Aug 2021
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JRitchie
That's a great site McG. Dai - attached is a link to Scottish drovers roads which I've used for a few runs near to home A'shire. https://www.ambaile.org.uk/asset/316/1/EN316-map-of-drove-roads-of-scotland.htm/#:~:text=Drove%20roads%20were%20special%20routes,in%20the%20Borders%20area%20too. |
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