City Of Cleveland The official website for the City of Cleveland ohio. interactive Map of Cleveland. The map currently shows. Census Tracts; School Locations http://www.city.cleveland.oh.us/index1.html
Extractions: City of Cleveland Department Home Pages Aging Department Board of Building Standards and Appeals Board of Examiners of Plumbers and Electricians Board of Zoning Appeals Building and Housing City Planning Commission Civil Service Commission Cleveland Housing Court Cleveland Municipal Court Community Development Department - Director's Office - Administrative Services - Neighborhood Development - Neighborhood Services Community Relations Board Consumer Affairs - Fair Housing Board Economic Development - Director's Office - Empowerment Zone - Workforce Development Fair Campaign Finance Commission Finance Department - Director's Office - Accounts - Assessments and Licenses - Financial Reporting and Control - Information Technology and Services - Internal Audit
University Circle, Cleveland Ohio, One Amazing Place! educational and religious district just minutes from downtown cleveland, ohio. UCI presents an interactive Flash Map of the University Circle! http://www.universitycircle.org/uc_ma_flashmap.shtml
Extractions: Interactive Map of University Circle UCI presents an Interactive Flash Map of the University Circle! This map offers descriptions, locations, and contact information for over 50 landmarks and attractions in the Circle. Enjoy! You will need the FLASH player to view this map. It is available for free download at Macromedia.com University Circle Map Driving Directions By Plane, Bus, Train, or Taxi ... Search University Circle Incorporated - 10831 Magnolia Drive - Cleveland, Ohio 44106
2003 Ohio Mineral Industries Report The interactive map for the 2003 online ohio Mineral Industries Report depicts the locations of mines and quarries that are capable of producing coal, http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/geosurvey/oimimap/oimimap.htm
Extractions: Interactive Map of Ohio Mineral Industries Multiple coal seams are being loaded onto 160-ton and 85-ton haul trucks at the New Lexington mine operated by Oxford Mining and located in Perry County, Ohio. The Pennsylvanian-age Lower Kittanning (No. 5) coal is 42-inches thick and the overlying Middle Kittanning (No. 6) is 52-inches thick. The interactive map for the 2003 on-line Ohio Mineral Industries Report depicts the locations of mines and quarries that are capable of producing coal, limestone, dolomite, sand and gravel, salt, sandstone, conglomerate, clay, shale, gypsum, and peat. The locations of 150 of the mining operations depicted on the 2003 map are based on Global Positioning System (GPS) coordinates obtained in the field by ODNR, Division of Mineral Resources Management (DMRM) mine inspectors; the remaining mine-site locations are based on DMRM permit maps and should be considered approximate. No georeferenced, digital mine outlines are currently available. The base map includes county and township boundaries, roadways, and topographic relief (based on the U.S. Geological Survey's Digital Elevation Model dataset and the Ohio Division of Geological Surveys' Shaded Elevation Map of Ohio) The Ohio Mineral Industries Map is part of the legislatively mandated Report on Ohio Mineral Industries produced annually by the Division of Geological Survey . The 2003 Report on Ohio Mineral Industries contains detailed information (owner, production, sales, value, employment, wages, geology, and end-use) on active coal mines, coal processing facilities, and permitted industrial-mineral operations in the state. The full report with all text, figures, and maps in an Adobe Acrobat portable document is available here (hyperlink). Summary information on 2003 Ohio mining activity (contact, production, etc.) for an individual operation can be accessed by activating the i (Information) tool icon found on the interactive map tool bar, then selecting a mine or quarry location in the geographical area of interest. Use the ? (Help) button to find out more on how to interact with this map and data.
The Ohio Seismic Network: Earthquake Information The ohio Seismic Network (ohioSeis) is a cooperative seismograph network of stations 9) Catalog of ohio Earthquakes interactive map of earthquake http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/OhioSeis/
Extractions: The Ohio Seismic Network (OhioSeis) consists of 25 volunteer, cooperative seismograph stations located at colleges, universities, and other institutions, and coordinated by the Division of Geological Survey of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Network operations are managed from the Ohio Earthquake Information Center at the Division's facility at Alum Creek State Park in Delaware County, which also hosts a U.S. Geological Survey National Seismic Network station . The OhioSeis network was begun in 1999 with partial funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency through the Ohio Emergency Management Agency. Each station uses a Macintosh computer, an EAI S102 broadband vertical seismometer , and a GPS receiver to continuously record ground motion throughout the state for detection and location of local and regional earthquakes. All stations are connected to the Internet for real-time data access by researchers with appropriate hardware and software. The system was designed and developed by Dr. Larry J. Ruff at the University of Michigan. OHIO SEISMIC NETWORK
Ohio I-Gen ohio interactive Genealogy Quick searches ~ Informative browsing More interactive Genealogy pages (plus site map) Genealogy, History, Travel and More, http://members.aol.com/USgenealogy/igen/oh.html
Extractions: Interactive Genealogy combines searches for genealogy, living people, local history, and travel by state and keyword , because our family's history was sometimes changed by what was happening around them and what was available where they lived. Travel - from Sween's Travel Guide Ohio Where to stay in Ohio Make more Ohio hotel reservations: HOTEL SEARCH City Arrival Date Nights '; cal += ' '; cal += ' ' + TR_start; cal += ' '; cal += month_of_year[month] + ' ' + year + ' ' + TD_end + TR_end; cal += TR_start; /////////////////////////////////// // DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS POINT // /////////////////////////////////// // LOOPS FOR EACH DAY OF WEEK for(index=0; index " + day + "
ROOTS AND ROUTES Hint Clicking on a Blue Map Icon will take you to an interactive map and Did you know that Connecticut once owned what is now Northeastern ohio? http://www.rootsandroutes.net/travelnow.htm
Extractions: TRAVEL NOW / HISTORY THEME TOURS To plan your own self-guided heritage vacation, amble through these Theme Tour Summaries - and follow the links to more background and travel information. Hint : Clicking on a Blue Map Icon will take you to an interactive map and guide. Solve our Yankees Baseball Riddle on our Games Page PLAY BALL Vintage Baseball is sweeping the country; teams are at play from Connecticut to Colorado and the sport is growing so fast it's hard to find a single authoritative list of all the teams. For more information on Vintage Base Ball, see our Special Feature . On season or off, you can 'round the bases' of history at these great museums EARTHWORKS Heard of the Great Serpent Mound but not sure where, or what, it is? The first inhabitants of North America built hundreds of effigy and burial mounds throughout the Mississippi, Ohio, and Tennessee river valleys, and along the eastern seaboard. See our Millennial Mysteries page to learn about the Hopewell, Mississippian, and Oneota people. Click the map icon to take our interactive guided tour and plan your own earthworks exploration.
Transportation Maps Historic Transportation maps. State of ohio Railroad Road maps. 1833 Fenner Sears Co. Map of ohio, Indiana Part of Michigan Territory; 1850 Thomas, http://www.railsandtrails.com/Maps/default.htm
Extractions: Historic Transportation Maps Rufus Putnam (Ohio Land Subdivisions Report reproduction) (roads/canals/railroads) Dinsmore's Railroad Guide - Ohio section of map A. J. Johnson's Ohio Map E. Mendenhall Ohio Map Caldwell New Map of Ohio Railroads (Holmes County Atlas) Colton's Railroad and Township Map of Ohio Ohio Geologic Map including railroads Ad. Brand Map of Ohio (railroads, turnpikes, canals - Burrows Bros.) 1889 Rand McNally Business Atlas Ohio Rand McNally Map of Ohio Rand McNally Pocket Map of Ohio Geologic Survey of Ohio Map of Coals of the Monongahela Formation (SE Ohio) Railroad Map of Ohio (showing railroads, interurbans and street railways) County Maps Indian Trails and Towns of Ohio (Archeological Atlas of Ohio) Ohio Goodrich Route Book with maps Railroad Map of Ohio (showing railroads, interurbans and street railways)
Meta-Analysis Of State Polls - Election.princeton.edu Click on the map for an interactive popup (thanks to Drew Thaler). Based on state polls in Florida, ohio and Pennsylvania, I estimate that the http://synapse.princeton.edu/~sam/pollcalc.html
Extractions: @import "pollcalc2.css"; From Prof. Sam Wang of Princeton University. This page is available online at http://synapse.princeton.edu/~sam/pollcalc.html Below is a meta-analysis directed at the question of who would win the Electoral College in 2004. Meta-analysis provides more objectivity and precision than looking at one or a few polls, and in the case of election prediction gives a more accurate current snapshot. In this case the median decided-voter calculation captured the exact final outcome. Calculations were based on all available state polls in the week before the election, which were used to estimate the probability of a Bush/Kerry win, state by state. These were then used to go through all possible combinations of battleground state results. For a popular article about this calculation, read this article and the follow-up . A speculative calculation based on shifts from polls was incorrect (see the full methods ). What failed? See this exchange . I do not take donations, but readers have given to
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Browsing Through Butler County - Maps, Pictures, More Early ohio, Early USA. * 1895 Atlas of ohio map, towns, counties * ohio maps, 17881930 county formation and census maps * ohio Country 1787-1803 http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler/browse.html
Operation Grow - The Ohio State University Medical Center ohio State University Medical Center Operation Grow Click on the link below. view the interactive map Flash 6 plugin required - download plugin http://operationgrow.osu.edu/patient_project_overview.cfm
Extractions: The OSU Medical Center is entering a phase of unprecedented growth. A number of construction projects taking place on campus right now will soon result in increased access, enhanced service and improved traffic and parking. In the meantime, day-to-day construction will result in temporary parking and traffic flow changes. Visit this site often for the latest information on construction in and around the Medical Center campus. Hospital Construction Internal Renovation OSU Construction
RiMap - Interactive Map Server Of USA Streets Create own map server on your site with RiMap. RiMap plots interactive street maps of USA cities, towns and villages. Script uses data from Census http://risearch.org/eng/rimap/
Extractions: ENG/ RUS Main RiSearch RiSearch Pro ... RiCoord :: RiMap :: RiSearch PHP RiLax Forum Create own map server on your site with RiMap. RiMap plots interactive street maps of USA cities, towns and villages. Script uses data from Census TIGER/Line files, converted into own binary format. You can plot different layers of data and add your own data to be plotted over created image. Script can be used in connection with store locator or on real estate site to show location of your stores or available property to your customers. RiMap is written in Perl and does not require any external GIS software, therefore it can be used practically on any webserver and you can easily modify it or add new features. Short description of script with list of features and configuration options can be obtained here Core functions of this script are released under GPL license. Extended version with additional functions (see demo below) can be obtained for small fee. Script plots US highways, state highways, local roads, railroads, rivers and shoreline of oceans, lakes and big rivers.
Ohio Capital City Columbus City of Columbus, ohio Official website with dozens of clickto-read articles Map of Columbus You will find an interactive map with zoom feature. http://www.archaeolink.com/ohio_capital_city_columbus.htm
Extractions: Columbus Ohio Home US Capital Cities State by State Alabama, ( Montgomery ) Alaska, ( Juneau ) Arizona, ( Phoenix ) Arkansas, ( Little Rock ) ... Wyoming, ( Cheyenne ) This page is a supplement to Ohio Social Studies where you will find additional material including history, colleges and universities, capital city profile, lesson plans, state government and more. About Columbus and Central Ohio A collection of click-to-read articles about Columbus and region. - From About.com - http://columbusoh.about.com/ City of Columbus, Ohio Official website with dozens of click-to-read articles covering just about any aspect of the city you can think of. - illustrated - From City of Columbus - http://ci.columbus.oh.us/ The Columbus Dispatch Online newspaper - illustrated - From the Columbus Dispatch - http://www.dispatch.com/ Columbus Neighborhood Profiles You will find neighborhood statistics, facts and figures by zip code. - From bestplaces.net - Columbus, Ohio
Wind Powering America: Ohio Wind Map This map of ohio shows the wind resource at 50 meters. Energy Effiency s ohio Wind Resource Explorer Web site provides an interactive map and 30m, 70m, http://www.eere.energy.gov/windandhydro/windpoweringamerica/where_is_wind_ohio.a
Extractions: Printable:( PDF 3.8 MB Download Acrobat Reader The Department of Energy's Wind Program and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) recently published a new wind resource map for the state of Ohio. This resource map shows wind speed estimates at 50 meters above the ground. Future plans are to provide wind speed estimates at 30 meters, which are useful for identifying small wind turbine opportunities. As a renewable resource, wind is classified according to wind power classes, which are based on typical wind speeds. These classes range from class 1 (the lowest) to class 7 (the highest). This map shows the highest wind resources in Ohio are found across the northwestern one-third of the state. Class 3 areas concentrated near Lake Erie with the largest contiguous area extending from Sandusky towards Toledo. Other Class 3 areas are located northwest of Columbus on relatively high elevations. Particular locations in the Class 3 areas could have higher wind power class values at 80-m than shown on the 50-m map because of possible high wind shear. Given the advances in technology, a number of locations in the Class 3 areas may be suitable for utility-scale wind development. The Ohio Department of Development, Office of Energy Effiency's
TOPO! Interactive Maps interactive maps; Topo! Regional Series; Topo! State Series. These are the most detailed maps available for backpackers, map professionals, and hikers. http://www.ldpcampingfoods.com/Topo!.htm
Extractions: If you want a paper price list, then e-mail us your name and address, and ask for a paper price list. Mail to: Marcus@LDPCampingFoods.com . You can also download the price list and printout all 19 pages, or just the pages that interest you. Catalog download If you wish to place an order now, use our shopping cart, or print out the Mail Order Form , fill it out, and mail it in, or call us at: 1-800-826-5767 to phone it in. LDP Camping Foods Home Page These are the most detailed maps available for backpackers, map professionals, and hikers. Most of the Regional Topo! maps have the coverage of about 200 7.5' maps. The State Topo! maps have as many 7.5' maps as necessary to cover the State. You can visit the National Geographic TOPO! web site for more information , then come back here for the best prices, and huge discounts. If you purchase any of the National Geographic TOPO! maps below, make sure you upgrade the software engine that makes National Geographic TOPO! maps so easy to use and feature filled. The latest upgrade is available at:
Ohio Helps Visitors Plan Their Road Travel: SLGN Notes An interactive map color codes the different types of byways in ohio. National Scenic Byways are in blue; All American Roads are in red http://www.statelocalgov.net/notes/2004/12/oh-byways.htm
Extractions: Have you ever driven by a historic landmark marker and wished you had the time to stop? Or, maybe, you've found yourself on a scenic road unprepared to take pictures to capture the lovely vistas. Whether you are driving from Akron or Canton to Columbus or Toledo, or anywhere in between, Ohio Byways will make your travel more interesting and enjoyable. According to the Ohio Byway Program , a program of the Ohio Department of Transportation , "an Ohio Byway is a road deserving special recognition because of its importance to the state. Whether scenic beauty, natural qualities, historic significance, cultural, recreational or archeological importance, these roads are important to Ohio." An interactive map color codes the different types of byways in Ohio:
Atlases And Maps A collection of maps and graphic representations of the geographies of emerging This interactive site is a basic resource in regards to the http://infotree.library.ohiou.edu/byform:maps/general/maps/
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