Awesome Website -- Are there MORE like this?

[+jollybgood]

I was researching a neat spot in Indiana called, Hanging Rock when I stumbled across this website;

 

http://www.topowest.com/Indiana/Places/A/index.html

 

Bascially it's a HUGE database of interesting places in Indiana complete with coordinates. Very kewl.

 

I know owners of ExpertGPS can download such lists but I think this would be a very useful site. Anyone know of a site like this for other states? (Like ILLINOIS?)

 

Jolly R. Blackburn

http://kenzerco.com

[umc]

Wow, that does look like a great site.

 

I navigated around it for a few seconds and I think it has all the states listed. Here is Illinois I thinks anyway.

 

Try surfing around a little more. I found some links at the bottom of the page which you gave and followed them. I am going back to that page to do some more research myself. Not to mention make it a bookmark.

 

Great find thanks.

 

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The 'idiot' who should be banned because he likes to spend all day annoying people while drinking beer.

[+jollybgood]

Never mind. It's ALL there. I simply came in via a back door. The homepage an index for all 50 states. Very kewl. By using the "FIND" feature of my browser I can locate all the parks (public land) in various states. Handy for looking for places to hide caches.

 

Jolly R. Blackburn

http://kenzerco.com

[umc]

Yes I agree, this is a very cool site. A bit hard to navigate at first but I think the more time spent there it will become clearer.

 

Here is the main page for the site.

 

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The 'idiot' who should be banned because he likes to spend all day annoying people while drinking beer.

[+cachew nut]

I found either this site, or one similar quite a while ago, and downloaded a list of all sites in Illinois into one file. I use this list when I go metal detecting. The nice part is that some sites are no longer around, they are listed as (historical) after their name. These are great sites to metal detect at.