SwampMatt
Well-known member
Still not sure about north or south... Although it looks pretty solid for south.
I made a map anyway of the entire area - north and south. The file size is a little over 1MB so if you have a dialup connection, you may have to wait several minutes for the map to load. But on my DSL connection here at work, it loads in less than a minute.
I put on the map several things I got off of the St. Johns Water Management District's maps, and also information from Google Maps. I'm not sure how accurate the information is, don't rely on my map to save your life, but I think the info is mostly accurate. If there are any blantant changes, drop me a note and I'll fix it.
Here is the link to the map:
http://homepage.mac.com/moodfood/.Pictu ... %20map.jpg
And I have a few other links for ya...
The SJRWMD has some pretty good maps.
I think River Lakes is the north run:
http://www.sjrwmd.com/programs/outreach ... verlks.pdf
And Three Forks is the south run:
http://www.sjrwmd.com/programs/outreach ... reefrk.pdf
And for the campers amongst us, they even have a gallery page showing what each campsite looks like:
http://www.sjrwmd.com/programs/operatio ... index.html
Both Rick and CCH have sent me this map, the hunting map of the upper St. Johns. And while it has great info about the regulations (flag) and stuff, I can't get the map to load. Maybe you'll have better luck:
http://myfwc.com/hunting/wma/NE_Region/ ... 005-06.pdf
Once I see in black and white that we are going south out of Camp Holly, I'll make up another aerial photo based map that is zoomed in a little and hopefully will show some of the trails and stuff.
If you are going to print out the "whole area" map linked above, have a lot of paper and sizors and scotch tape ready. I think it'll end up 55 inches long. But go ahead and save the image to your disk, and see if you can print it at a higher rezolution. (computer screens only show 72 dots per inch (which is pretty low rez) and most printers can print at 300 dots per inch - meaning you'll still get the detail, but it'll fit on a smaller paper)
There you have it. Check it out and let me know.
cchardt, drop me a note when you have time and let me know (based on the big map) what area you want me to zoom in on. And remember, these maps are not to save a life, but they may help us have a lot of fun covering a lot of cool areas out there on the 27th!
matt.
I made a map anyway of the entire area - north and south. The file size is a little over 1MB so if you have a dialup connection, you may have to wait several minutes for the map to load. But on my DSL connection here at work, it loads in less than a minute.
I put on the map several things I got off of the St. Johns Water Management District's maps, and also information from Google Maps. I'm not sure how accurate the information is, don't rely on my map to save your life, but I think the info is mostly accurate. If there are any blantant changes, drop me a note and I'll fix it.
Here is the link to the map:
http://homepage.mac.com/moodfood/.Pictu ... %20map.jpg
And I have a few other links for ya...
The SJRWMD has some pretty good maps.
I think River Lakes is the north run:
http://www.sjrwmd.com/programs/outreach ... verlks.pdf
And Three Forks is the south run:
http://www.sjrwmd.com/programs/outreach ... reefrk.pdf
And for the campers amongst us, they even have a gallery page showing what each campsite looks like:
http://www.sjrwmd.com/programs/operatio ... index.html
Both Rick and CCH have sent me this map, the hunting map of the upper St. Johns. And while it has great info about the regulations (flag) and stuff, I can't get the map to load. Maybe you'll have better luck:
http://myfwc.com/hunting/wma/NE_Region/ ... 005-06.pdf
Once I see in black and white that we are going south out of Camp Holly, I'll make up another aerial photo based map that is zoomed in a little and hopefully will show some of the trails and stuff.
If you are going to print out the "whole area" map linked above, have a lot of paper and sizors and scotch tape ready. I think it'll end up 55 inches long. But go ahead and save the image to your disk, and see if you can print it at a higher rezolution. (computer screens only show 72 dots per inch (which is pretty low rez) and most printers can print at 300 dots per inch - meaning you'll still get the detail, but it'll fit on a smaller paper)
There you have it. Check it out and let me know.
cchardt, drop me a note when you have time and let me know (based on the big map) what area you want me to zoom in on. And remember, these maps are not to save a life, but they may help us have a lot of fun covering a lot of cool areas out there on the 27th!
matt.
