[MDOsprey] Aerial Photographs of Wilson Bridge,Jones Pt. etc

Paul Woodward (grackling@worldnet.att.net)
Fri, 20 Aug 1999 14:48:14 -0400 

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A better source for aerial photographs than terraserver is found at
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http://edcwww.cr.usgs.gov/nsdi/doq_qq/ph1crit.htm
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These are digital orthophoto quadrangles-basically udated USGS
quadrangle maps using statellite images.  All you need to know are the =
latitude and longitude of the area you are looking.  At the bottom of =
the first page enter the coordinates of the site in the following =
format: 38 47'50" N  77 01'53"W(the Wilson Bridge) would be +39 48 for =
lattitude and -77 02 for longitude- be careful to leave a space between =
degrees and minutes (you don't need seconds).  Then click on search.  On =
this new page click on Metadata Reference Information.  At the bottom of =
this new page will be a listing of the maps available.  There is an =
option to preview the photgraph.  For the Wilson Bridge area there is a =
1994 color photo showing the various features including some feel for =
river depth.
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Paul Woodward

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A better source for aerial photographs than = terraserver=20 is found at
 
http://edcwww.= cr.usgs.gov/nsdi/doq_qq/ph1crit.htm
 
These are digital orthophoto = quadrangles-basically=20 udated USGS
quadrangle maps using statellite = images.  All you=20 need to know are the latitude and longitude of the area you are = looking. =20 At the bottom of the first page enter the coordinates of the site in the = following format: 38 47'50" N  77 01'53"W(the Wilson = Bridge)=20 would be +39 48 for lattitude and -77 02 for longitude- be careful to = leave a=20 space between degrees and minutes (you don't need seconds).  Then = click on=20 search.  On this new page click on Metadata Reference = Information.  At=20 the bottom of this new page will be a listing of the maps = available.  There=20 is an option to preview the photgraph.  For the Wilson Bridge area = there is=20 a 1994 color photo showing the various features including some feel for = river=20 depth.
 
Paul Woodward
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