Germany etc. map source
Mar 2nd 2003, 4:44 am
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Germany etc. map source
Several posters have mentioned not finding highly detailed maps 'til one
is in Germany? Today I used ixquick.com to search for :
"1:200,000" +germany
and one of the results was omnimap.com and they appear to have extensive
maps available for ordering here in the U.S. so I placed an order for a
road map. If you are interested in any foreign countries maps check it
out.
is in Germany? Today I used ixquick.com to search for :
"1:200,000" +germany
and one of the results was omnimap.com and they appear to have extensive
maps available for ordering here in the U.S. so I placed an order for a
road map. If you are interested in any foreign countries maps check it
out.
Mar 3rd 2003, 8:18 pm
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Re: Germany etc. map source
On Sat, 1 Mar 2003 23:44:32 -0600 (CST), [email protected] (* *)
wrote:
>Several posters have mentioned not finding highly detailed maps 'til one
>is in Germany? Today I used ixquick.com to search for :
>"1:200,000" +germany
>and one of the results was omnimap.com and they appear to have extensive
>maps available for ordering here in the U.S. so I placed an order for a
>road map. If you are interested in any foreign countries maps check it
>out.
There are several VERY detailed maps at least of several middle
european countries.
I do like www.map24.de most. Its Java Technology is impressive!
It's mulitlingual including english.
Wolfgang
wrote:
>Several posters have mentioned not finding highly detailed maps 'til one
>is in Germany? Today I used ixquick.com to search for :
>"1:200,000" +germany
>and one of the results was omnimap.com and they appear to have extensive
>maps available for ordering here in the U.S. so I placed an order for a
>road map. If you are interested in any foreign countries maps check it
>out.
There are several VERY detailed maps at least of several middle
european countries.
I do like www.map24.de most. Its Java Technology is impressive!
It's mulitlingual including english.
Wolfgang
Mar 3rd 2003, 8:33 pm
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Re: Germany etc. map source
On Mon, 03 Mar 2003 22:18:17 +0100, Wolfgang Barth
wrote:
>On Sat, 1 Mar 2003 23:44:32 -0600 (CST), [email protected] (* *)
>wrote:
>>Several posters have mentioned not finding highly detailed maps 'til one
>>is in Germany? Today I used ixquick.com to search for :
>>"1:200,000" +germany
>>and one of the results was omnimap.com and they appear to have extensive
>>maps available for ordering here in the U.S. so I placed an order for a
>>road map. If you are interested in any foreign countries maps check it
>>out.
>There are several VERY detailed maps at least of several middle
>european countries.
>I do like www.map24.de most. Its Java Technology is impressive!
>It's mulitlingual including english.
>Wolfgang
I was speaking of an interactive internet map.
If you want to buy paper maps look for the
- generalkarte in Germany and for
- carte michelin in France
these are the most used in these countries for 1:200000
(Don't use 200,000 in Europe. It's 200.000 here or 200000)
(Karte is the german word for map, carte in french)
Wolfgang
wrote:
>On Sat, 1 Mar 2003 23:44:32 -0600 (CST), [email protected] (* *)
>wrote:
>>Several posters have mentioned not finding highly detailed maps 'til one
>>is in Germany? Today I used ixquick.com to search for :
>>"1:200,000" +germany
>>and one of the results was omnimap.com and they appear to have extensive
>>maps available for ordering here in the U.S. so I placed an order for a
>>road map. If you are interested in any foreign countries maps check it
>>out.
>There are several VERY detailed maps at least of several middle
>european countries.
>I do like www.map24.de most. Its Java Technology is impressive!
>It's mulitlingual including english.
>Wolfgang
I was speaking of an interactive internet map.
If you want to buy paper maps look for the
- generalkarte in Germany and for
- carte michelin in France
these are the most used in these countries for 1:200000
(Don't use 200,000 in Europe. It's 200.000 here or 200000)
(Karte is the german word for map, carte in french)
Wolfgang
