DGP Maps

[Corfman Clan]

Would anyone have a URL to any of the DGP region maps? I tried poking around on the DGP site but wasn't able to find where they are at.

Thanks.

[bedstefader skjule]

I am unable to get onto dgpstats.com at all; only get a message that it's being Debugged. I do have the URLs but they get me no where as well.

Example: http://dgpstats.com/arizona?m=y (would be for the state map showing all regions)

change the "arizona" in the url to tonto or aravaipa or chiricahua etc to get the others

[Corfman Clan]

That URL is for the Arizona state page with a map. It's not the URL for the actual map image, which is what I'm looking for. For example, http://dgpstats.com/backcountry/bclink.gif is the URL to the image



So, if someone happened to save the html for the above mentioned Arizona page, then in it would be a URL to the map. Or perhaps someone set up a link to one of the map images.

Right now, DGP URLs are functional as long as they don't need server side html. Well that's not really true because the DGP forum is still accessible.

[larsslc]

Russ, When I run the FindStatsGen macro it generates the DGP maps for me. I looked in my GSAK files and found files called FindStatGenMapDGP_all.dat
which I believe does all of the maps, plus 5 files with the same name but instead of "all" it has 5 states (UT, AZ, NM, CO, NV). Would these be the files you are looking for? If so I can e-mail them to you. Jim (Larsslc@msn.com).

[Corfman Clan]

Russ, When I run the FindStatsGen macro it generates the DGP maps for me. I looked in my GSAK files and found files called FindStatGenMapDGP_all.dat
which I believe does all of the maps, plus 5 files with the same name but instead of "all" it has 5 states (UT, AZ, NM, CO, NV). Would these be the files you are looking for? If so I can e-mail them to you. Jim (Larsslc@msn.com).

Jim, thanks for that. I'm actually looking for the map images that were displayed on the DGP. Opjim added some screen shots of some of them here. I mostly wanted to see what they looked like and I can do that to some extent with his images. For example, I have a trial copy of Esri's ArcGIS and it has several base maps for use. Here's an example of roughly the same area of the Tonto Region as Opjim's image with the National Geographic base map.

Tonto.PNG (533.15 KiB) Viewed 5827 times