Internet maps that show what national

[ehunter]

forest your is in our state. Is there a state highway map that is on line that you can look at that shows the national forest in Oregon.

thanks

[Hunt'nFish]

Not sure what your asking. I use the DeLorme Oregon Atlas.
It shows NF boundries, State Forest, & BLM all color coding with great detail.
I make copies on the photocopier for working pocket maps.
Hunt'nFish

[usmyrmss]

Does this help?

http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/unite...or_wa_1996.jpg

This came from one of the links here http://iloveoregon.com/oregon_maps.htm

[Don Becker]

AAA's Oregon/Washington map has the National Forests shown. If you're not an AAA member, I'll get you one. Don

[Don Becker]

Oops! I missed the part on the subject line where he's looking for "Internet maps." :blush::blush: Read before you answer, dummy! :blush::blush: Don

[baltz526]

http://terraserver-usa.com/

[shadowstalker]

I use the National Geographic maps Program; you can get it at GI Joes for around $79.00. I like it because I can vary the size of the area to print off, and put my own "markers" at speciffic locations. They also have a waterproof and tearproof paper to print onto.

[ehunter]

Thanks guys this is more what I was looking for I was looking for. I have 2 soft ware maps at home for but i wanted to be able to look at a online version while at work.

thanks

Originally Posted by usmyrmss

Does this help?

http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/unite...or_wa_1996.jpg

This came from one of the links here http://iloveoregon.com/oregon_maps.htm

[jnicholson]

Speaking of maps at Joes... the interactive USGS map kiosk at the Hayden Meadows not only allows you to customize the size and area but it also allows you to overlay Unit boundry hunting areas. In the Mt St Helens area there are three unit boundries that come together and it's always been a chore for me to read and understand the description in the regs. Follow this creek bed down to the powerline, skip over the beaver dam and draw a line due N towards the crater ???? well maybe they're not that bad but they're close. And I'm tired of driving to the headquarters and looking at the main map. If you've tried this you know what I mean. At the Joes kiosk, I input the areas I wanted, sizes and overlays and the map prints with the unit boundries highlighted in red with the unit number. The paper is waterproof and almost indestructable, BTW, you need to to test out your pen on the paper before you get in the field. :blush: Everyone in my camp this year wanted copies of mine and I just pointed towards town.

Very nice!

[CombinationLicense]

Originally Posted by jnicholson

Speaking of maps at Joes... the interactive USGS map kiosk at the Hayden Meadows not only allows you to customize the size and area but it also allows you to overlay Unit boundry hunting areas. In the Mt St Helens area there are three unit boundries that come together and it's always been a chore for me to read and understand the description in the regs. Follow this creek bed down to the powerline, skip over the beaver dam and draw a line due N towards the crater ???? well maybe they're not that bad but they're close. And I'm tired of driving to the headquarters and looking at the main map. If you've tried this you know what I mean. At the Joes kiosk, I input the areas I wanted, sizes and overlays and the map prints with the unit boundries highlighted in red with the unit number. The paper is waterproof and almost indestructable, BTW, you need to to test out your pen on the paper before you get in the field. :blush: Everyone in my camp this year wanted copies of mine and I just pointed towards town.

Very nice!

How much did that set you back?

"CL"

[pdxkevin]

That's why I went with the ifinder hunt GPS - it has all the forest boundries, hwys, and hunting units! The software allows me to plan things on the PC before heading out and give my wife a hardcopy of my proposed routes (just in case)