Historic Aerials: Viewer
I found this website that has old arial maps. It goes back to 1955 on our place. Very interesting to see how things used to be.
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I found this website that has old arial maps. It goes back to 1955 on our place. Very interesting to see how things used to be.
greybeard
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I've used that website many times to look at topo and soil content type maps. The menu on the left can open lots of options.
Here's what most of East Texas and much of the Southeast USA looked like up until the heyday of the timber business in the late 19th & early 1/4 of the 20th century. Longleaf pine forests with little understory, kept clean by natural and native Indian fires.
Here's what most of East Texas and much of the Southeast USA looked like up until the heyday of the timber business in the late 19th & early 1/4 of the 20th century. Longleaf pine forests with little understory, kept clean by natural and native Indian fires.
Ouachita
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Interesting. I just found that website yesterday. I was able to find a couple aerial photos of my grandparents place.
Caustic Burno
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Pretty neat.Historic Aerials: Viewer
www.historicaerials.com
I found this website that has old arial maps. It goes back to 1955 on our place. Very interesting to see how things used to be.
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