Handy Maryland Map

[namfos]

If you're interested in where Maryland stocks trout, and where DNR has located Management areas, this interactive map might come in handy: http://bit.ly/1UDbVSu

Mark

[Andrew Chaney]

Great map! Thanks for the share!

[namfos]

PA has a great maps too. http://fishandboat.com/gis.htm

Must be one hell of a GIS department in Harrisburg

Mark

[Carl Z.]

To be honest, I would like the old PDF map back.  This one is nice and interactive, but slower than molasses.  Enough so that I use it once and mark up a separate map for references.  It's definitely not useful on your cell phone when trying to find the creeks.

Carl

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On Mon, Apr 4, 2016 at 8:59 AM, namfos <mark....@gmail.com> wrote:

If you're interested in where Maryland stocks trout, and where DNR has located Management areas, this interactive map might come in handy: http://bit.ly/1UDbVSu

Mark

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[namfos]

True enough, Carl, forget about using one's phone; there's much to be said for hardcopy.  Personally, I can't own enough Delorme atlas & gazetteers. And it used to be lots of fun to go buy topo maps down at the Dept of the Interior, but I haven't been in years.  Still, the GIS mapping available on the internet is an excellent research tool when looking for productive blue lines. ;-)

Mark

[D. Walker]

if your out in reston you can pull USGS maps from their location off of sunrise valley