Regional, North America, United States, California, Maps and Views
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- An 1888 map promoting the state, published by the Southern Pacific Company and the State Board of Trade of California.
- Offers a choice of 7 versions of state map. Choices allow combinations of county outlines, county names, b/w, color, and shaded relief.
- A map of California made by color-coding elevations and applying shadows.
- California map showing annual precipitation averaged over the period 1961-1990.
- A map showing the locations of Indian tribal lands.
- Reservation and tribal information. Includes map of locations, information on tribes, and links to tribal Web sites.
- Showing current road conditions for California highways.
- Maps and detailed information about recent earthquakes from the U. S. Geological Survey.
- 3-D perspective views based on elevation data from the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour. Image gallery and interpretation.
- The university's online collection contains approximately 200 maps of areas in California. Most are pre-20th Century.
- Map from California State Association of Counties also provides links to county Websites.
- An 1895 shaded relief map showing recommended roads for bicycling in California. Ads from bicycling companies form a border surrounding the map.
- Maps showing Congressional, State Senate, and State Assembly districts.
- Map with information about California's four potentially active volcanos: Mount Shasta, Medicine Lake, Lassen Park, and Long Valley. Information for each volcano includes name, type, photograph, elevation, and links to USGS information.
- Aerial and ground photographs of highway construction and design from 1926 to present. Also list of links to maps.
- Includes maps showing population, citizenship, income, poverty, and education.
- A pen-and-ink and watercolor map circa 1650. The "island" includes both California and Mexico's Baja California.
- USGS 7.5 minute maps at resolutions of 25 and 100 dpi. Higher resolution versions offered for sale.
- A basic map from the National Geographic Society, designed to be easily duplicated for classroom use. Available in two versions, one with city names and one without.
- Scanned highway map. Publisher and date not given. A large file of 1072x1832 pixels and 392k.
- Map in pdf format from the California Division of Tourism shows freeways, state routes, and visitor attractions.
- An extensive set of maps and graphics from the USGS.
- A color map showing most of the state.
- A map made in London during the California Gold Rush. It puts California into context by showing the area to the east as far as Great Salt Lake.
- Includes three shaded relief maps of California and Nevada. The one titled "Shaded relief map" is in color with the state outlines added. "County map" is similar, with county outlines added. "Black and white map" shows only t
- Maps show 1 x 1 degree quadrangles. Those in selected portions of southern California link to USGS 7.5 minute topographic maps.
- This image is dated August 1996. Clicking on the image brings up a full size view. At the bottom of the page, clicking on "Understanding the images" takes user to a detailed discussion of the image and how it was made.
- Oversized (1700 x 2468 pixels), detailed, colorful map of the entire state, by Rand McNally.
- At the Perry-Castañeda Library, found at the University of Texas at Austin.
- Find online maps providing information on environmental protection and restoration efforts in the Klamath Eco-region and other areas of California.
- Includes over 12,000 aerial photographs of the coastline.
- A map showing relief by hachures, drainage, cities and towns, counties, roads, and railroads. Claims to show every railroad station and post office in the state.
- User chooses from several base maps and adds desired layers. Available layers include cities, highways, rivers, and other administrative, hydrological, biogeographical, and biological features.
- California map with locations and information about riding areas for dune buggies, motorcycles, four wheel drives, all-terrain vehicles, and snowmobiles.
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