[MLB-WIRELESS] Topographic Maps

[Matt Boyd]

Apart from the odd freeway that might remove a hill or two theres not a lot 
that changes on the contour maps. Some of the more recent maps might be at 
a slightly better scale but I'd guess most of the people who would need to 
use the maps (apart from you & me) have their own electronic versions these 
days. Maybe some of the local councils have some?? If you want to get an 
idea of the lay of the land over a smallish area you could try 
stereographic pairs of aerial photographs, these would be updated more 
recently I'd guess, but you'd probably have to buy them.

Matt

At 09:48 AM 16/5/2003 +1000, James Healy wrote:
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>I brougt some from the Goverment info centre on Collins st, near the cnr
>of Elizabeth i believe.
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>but, as Jason said, they hadn't been updated since the early seventies :)
>
>I'll doante my tax cut back if they promise to update them :)
>
>James
>
>Ryan wrote:
>
> > Another think ill like to know is there any online free Topographic maps
> > or maps that show couture  lines?(I think thats how u spell it(those
> > lines that indercate hills and stuff)
> >
> > Thanks - Ryan
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