newmovingmap
Originally uploaded by rob helpychalk.
ok, this is my new moving map, with the bikability of some roads marked and the correct location of the schools and bus stops.
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4 comments:
How do you make maps like these? Having a map with personalized landmarks would be very handy.
Evelyn: Go to Google maps and sign in. I think your blogger password will get you into all of the google toys. If not you can create a new account. Once in click on My maps and create new maps. From there you will see four icons next to the tool that lets you zoom and scroll the map. You can use those icons to mark the map. Google saves the map so you can access it from anywhere.
Where did you get the bikability information?
brock: it's just for the five-county region. noaca.org
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