The interesting physiography of southeastern Kentucky and southw...LeConte Lodge (@LeConteLodge) At 6,593 ft. elevation, Mt. LeConte is the 3rd highest peak in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park & LeConte Lodge is located near the summit at 6,360 ft.
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Two new layers have been added to the web map for the Daniel Boone NF and Big South Fork NRRA: the National Land Cover Database (NLCD) for 2021 (mrlc.gov) and mined lands, 1985–2020 (skytruth.org). The NLCD is a 30-meter resolution (each cell is 30×30 meters) land cover dataset showing each cel...
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When you encounter a trail navigation sign, you understand left, right, and forward. But, does do...
The Department of Geography at the University of Kentucky has a new portal for information releva...
How many times have you taken a photo with your phone of a trailhead kiosk map? Inside the mailbo...
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KyFromAbove has long produced elevation datasets for the public. Using their Phase II lidar point clouds, we created a new shaded relief and DEM ra...
outrageGIS.com started in 1999 and has been continuously online since then. The first version of the website had this animated GIF. Check out the e...