Aerial Photo.

[Thomas]

I been looking for a good website for aerial photo from a satelite etc.. of New Hampshire..that will give a good close up view..no luck yet /w3tcompact/icons/sad.gif

Wonder if anyone knows of a good website? /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

 

[kubmech]

Hey Thomas try, http:// terraserver.homeadvisor.msn.com/

 

[chim]

Thomas, have you tried "terraserver.com"? I was there this AM, and found an updated pic of my place. The current photo of my area is Apr 1999. Previously, the pic was from 1993 or so. It has enough detail to see my tool shed, LP gas tank and a light-colored car in the driveway....................chim

 

[DarinRay]

http://www.terraserver.com/ is one that I've used before. I'm not sure if you know about this one or not because I found it here a while ago. If you have sorry I can't be of any help. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

Darin

 

[Carl_NH]

Thomas,

Mapquest.com and MSN also have this. Carver Equipment featured this on their web site too.

I haven't had much luck where we are though - not enough detail since we live in a heavily wooded area.

Carl

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Any for eastern Canada, I wonder?
Cheers!

 

[stevepio]

I had good luck contacting the county GIS / Mapping office. She even drew in the property lines and gave me GPS coordinates for the corners.

 

[Gary_in_Indiana]

Does every county have such an office? What exactly is GIS? Thanks!

 

[chim]

Our county has it. Click on the link and then on the map for Kenneth M and Robert L Messick at 187 Mertz Drive. It's a tractor dealership in the county. You can see the equipment parked around the buildings. There are selections at the bottom of the picture window that allow you to recenter, zoom, ID other properties, etc. Pretty neat.....................chim

<A target="_blank" HREF=http://198.51.78.12/parcelsearch/presentation/basic/results.asp?NAM=messick>http://198.51.78.12/parcelsearch/presentation/basic/results.asp?NAM=messick</A>

 

[Spencer]

They don't give you much time to use their system but TerraFly is great.

http://www.terrafly.fiu.edu/