Hyde Park and Morrisville on Mount Mansfield, Vermont 1944 Map
Old Vermont USGS Topographic Maps
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The Vac loves old maps. Starting with Maine, this project uses USGS historical topographical maps in the public domain from USGS.gov and applies the following processes: 1) The maps are converted from the USGS formatting of geo-PDF to standard graphic format. 2) During conversion the sRGB colorspace is applied. 3) The maps are cropped where necessary to remove areas of scan/photograph that didn’t include the map itself, namely scanner deck and similar. 4) Where applicable the colors are edited – usually in cases of severe yellowing – to improve readability while keeping as much evidence of wear and tear as possible. 5) In some few cases, the maps are further edited to remove uneven edges and scanner deck colors. This occurs where an edge of a map has been folded under or there’s a curve deformation in the scan. This is not done in cases where the map has a physical hole. For each map, an inversion is also created. Thus, each map has a positive and negative version. If you’re looking at a traditional map, you can find the color inversion of that map by searching the name of the map plus the word inversion. If you’re looking at an inverted color map, the traditional map can be found by searching for the name of the map without the word inversion. After the title, the first number is typcially catalog related, the second is typically the year, and the third is typically the scale. USGS maps are in the public domain, and this map is courtesy of the USGS. All edits, color corrections, and digital work beyond the initial archival scan are done by the Vac of wetdryvac.net. For Maine alone, there were 4064 maps in the historical archives. As such, this project is going to take a while. If you would like to have a specific map converted for print, visit wetdryvac.net and contact the Vac from there. Let them know what town, state, scale, and other things you would like prioritized. The Vac also does custom map modifications. If you’d like custom text or layout added to a map to reflect a game character, a personal location of importance, “Here there be dragons and kittens,” Or similar, the Vac is happy to make that go for you as well for a price. The price for the edits is in addition to the price you pay for the print here – the Vac prefers to use Red Bubble even in cases of direct sale. -Wetdryvac / Wetdryvac.net
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Reproductions of historic maps, bird's eye views, and more.
Vermont Birds Eye Views
The Vac loves old maps. Starting with Maine, this project uses USGS historical topographical maps in the public domain from USGS.gov and applies the following processes: 1) The maps are converted from the USGS formatting of geo-PDF to standard graphic format. 2) During conversion the sRGB colorspace is applied. 3) The maps are cropped where necessary to remove areas of scan/photograph that didn’t include the map itself, namely scanner deck and similar. 4) Where applicable the colors are edited – usually in cases of severe yellowing – to improve readability while keeping as much evidence of wear and tear as possible. 5) In some few cases, the maps are further edited to remove uneven edges and scanner deck colors. This occurs where an edge of a map has been folded under or there’s a curve deformation in the scan. This is not done in cases where the map has a physical hole. For each map, an inversion is also created. Thus, each map has a positive and negative version. If you’re looking at a traditional map, you can find the color inversion of that map by searching the name of the map plus the word inversion. If you’re looking at an inverted color map, the traditional map can be found by searching for the name of the map without the word inversion. After the title, the first number is typcially catalog related, the second is typically the year, and the third is typically the scale. USGS maps are in the public domain, and this map is courtesy of the USGS. All edits, color corrections, and digital work beyond the initial archival scan are done by the Vac of wetdryvac.net. For Maine alone, there were 4064 maps in the historical archives. As such, this project is going to take a while. If you would like to have a specific map converted for print, visit wetdryvac.net and contact the Vac from there. Let them know what town, state, scale, and other things you would like prioritized. The Vac also does custom map modifications. If you’d like custom text or layout added to a map to reflect a game character, a personal location of importance, “Here there be dragons and kittens,” Or similar, the Vac is happy to make that go for you as well for a price. The price for the edits is in addition to the price you pay for the print here – the Vac prefers to use Red Bubble even in cases of direct sale. -Wetdryvac / Wetdryvac.net
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Physical map of Vermont showing major cities, terrain, national parks, rivers, and surrounding countries with international borders and outline maps. Key facts about Vermont.
Sample Maps for Vermont. Online high resolution (vector) Vermont blank map maker. Options : colored, black-white, 3D shadow effect
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Vermont road map
Sample Photo Maps for Vermont. Place your own pictures on the Vermont map and apply the shadow effect.
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Going through some old issues of Imagine magazine I was struck by how nice some of the maps were. If you aren't familiar with Imagine, it wa...
