I can’t for the life of me find a good series of online and free atlases for the Pacific Northwest.I’m trying to collage several of them together to make a map for a project.To my annoyance, Google Maps and Google Earths’ curvature means the snips I take don’t line up.And all the free atlases are these tiny jpegs scanned from ancient books since they are the only ones not under copyright.The jackpot would be good scans of the Nat Geo wall posters. But I’ll settle for something that has terrain and roads on them.
>>2756325Check your local library you ass hat
>>2756342Don’t live in the US, plan on vacationing there though.
>>2756325PNW is full, go visit the superior east coast.
>hur dur I can't find any maps of the USA The USA was literally founded by surveyors. The federal government will gladly sell you maps. USGS maps are cheap and easy to use. I also just want to call you a faggot.
>>2756351this is a great book to read about the northwest survey if you can find a non-shit printed copy.
>>2756325What you're looking for is offered on the various state department of transportation websites>Washingtonhttps://wsdot.wa.gov/travel/printable-maps>Oregonhttps://www.oregon.gov/odot/data/pages/maps.aspx
>>2756325https://ngmdb.usgs.gov/topoview/viewer/#6/43.237/-116.774>>2756345They still have maps in non American libraries lad. Librarians can usually get stuff through interlibrary loan as well.>>2756351PNW dweller here--you wouldn't believe how many ukranians and russians and chinese I've met in the back woods.. probably 8 so far in the last 10 years.
>>2756325what a weird map to make abbotsford so prominent
>>2756325Caltopo if it's free if it still exists.
>>2757217it does and has scans of the US topos, which are pretty beautiful maps. It also has a good set of tools for exporting printable pdfs.
>what is a gazetta the wild life is gonna fuckin eat you.
