Web site that will plot multiple coordinates?

[Dougmeister]

At home, I have MapSource, etc. that I can (supposedly) upload the Waypoints from my GPS and see them superimposed on a map. I uploaded the Waypoints using EasyGPS, based on .LOC files downloaded here.

 

Is there any web site that will allow me to type in latitude/longitude and "mark" multiple spots so I can see where they are in relation to one another? I really doubt it but thought I'd ask anyway.

[+Stunod]

If your points are fairly close together, try the mapmaker at www.lostoutdoors.com. After entering your first point and displaying the map, there will be prompts to add additional points.

 

"Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand."

[+Prime Suspect]

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Originally posted by Stunod:

If your points are fairly close together, try the mapmaker at http://www.lostoutdoors.com. After entering your first point and displaying the map, there will be prompts to add additional points.

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Actually, you can upload waypoints from your GPS to LostOutdoors - no need to type them in. It currently only works with MS Internet Exploder, er, Explorer.

 

"Don't mess with a geocacher. We know all the best places to hide a body."

[+Dad and the Dynamic Duo]

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Is there any web site that will allow me to type in latitude/longitude and "mark" multiple spots so I can see where they are in relation to one another? I really doubt it but thought I'd ask anyway.

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Dougmeister,

 

Try Lost Outdoors. Pretty amazing what you find on the internet!

 

George

[+BigBirdNL]

You can use CacheMaps to do this for you.

CacheMaps will show you any selection of your caches on a (clickable) map generated by MapBlast. Plus lots of online maps and more.

 

BigBird

 

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