QUAD SHEETS

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TIB
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Hi, I'm looking for copies of historical (old) 7.5 min quad sheets. Mebbe from 60's or earlier. Does anybody know if these are available and/or where I might
go to find/search for these items.

Thanks

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Gary Schenk
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Which ones do you need? I have a bunch of old quads, including some 15'. Mostly mountain regions.
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David Kendall
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TIB wrote:Hi, I'm looking for copies of historical (old) 7.5 min quad sheets. Mebbe from 60's or earlier. Does anybody know if these are available and/or where I might
go to find/search for these items.
https://www.avenzamaps.com/maps/search.html

I’ve used the iPhone version, not familiar with this one but they have historic quad maps from early 1900s (pre aerial photo days) to current that I have retraced.

Some are so old that they are grossly inaccurate it’s interesting to see how far we’ve come.

I believe these are all available through the USGS map store as well
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Check out USGS, The National Map: Historical Topographic Map Collection
https://nationalmap.gov/historical/
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Thanks guys.
Looking for area of "Gold Hill" quad in Oregon.

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http://historicalmaps.arcgis.com/usgs/

try this, its pretty cool.
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RAM wrote:http://historicalmaps.arcgis.com/usgs/

try this, its pretty cool.
That's a good one, I found something I've been looking for immediately and the "compare maps" transparency overlay is handy.

I can't figure out how to download maps though...

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Whoa, that is awesome. Thanks Rus
RAM wrote:http://historicalmaps.arcgis.com/usgs/

try this, its pretty cool.
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David,

open the site, click an area of intererest, a time line appears at the bottom, click on the map you interested in, it will appear as an overlay on the big map and on the left side is a menu bar which has a small image of the map and next to it "download map", click download map and it downloads a zip file.
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