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09-19-2006, 03:54 PM
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Good, Free Mapping Software?
I've been given a project at work to map out all of our locations in PA and MD and then display them in a nice format over a shot of "South Central PA/Northern MD".
Does anyone know of a good, free program that will give general locations with a pin-point over a map? I'm thinking something like Google Earth (although I need to pin-point about 80 locations) or something similar. I've attached one that we've used for other presentations, but I'm looking to cut the map off around State College area and almost at the end of Philly and then go no lower than Baltimore area... Plus I want something that doesn't make PA look like a big cigar (stretched like it is in the map below) Anyone have a good suggestion?
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09-20-2006, 09:27 AM
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Google earth is probably going to be your best bet then. If it is topos or aerial photos you are wanting, then a great free mapping software for that is one called USA Photomaps. Do a google search for it.
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