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FACTS ENCYCLOPEDIA
GEOGRAPHY


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  1. Ask-A-Geologist from U.S. Geological Survey - Ask a U.S. geologist a question using e-mail.
  2. Astrodienst Atlas Database
  3. Berkeley Earth Sciences & Map Libraries
  4. Coastal and Ocean Models from USGS - USGS produces a variety of computational models that are useful for coastal and ocean management.
  5. Color Landform Atlas of the United States


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  1. Deep Sea, The - "Explore the deep sea and all the creatures that inhabit it."
  2. DeLorme: High Quality Maps for Every Need
  3. Earth Cam - "EarthCam.com, the global network of owned and operated live streaming webcams, was built as a way to transport people to interesting and unique locations around the world that may be difficult or impossible to experience in person. Providing a virtual window to the world, viewers can freely explore the globe from unparalleled vantage points, such as the torch balcony of the Statue of Liberty, which has been closed to the public since 1916. EarthCam.com derives revenue from advertising and licensing of its proprietary webcam content."
  4. Earth Resources Observation Systems (EROS) Data Center - Receives, processes, and distributes data from National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Landsat satellites.
  5. Earth Viewer - Displays Day and Night Regions in Real Time
  6. Earthquakes - Real Time Detailed Maps: Earthquake Bulletin


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  1. GeographyIQ - Planning a trip? Preparing a school homework assignment? Perhaps you're interested in current events or are just curious about exploring the world around you. This site offers geographic, economic, political, historical and cultural information. In addition, it brings together a number of other resources including maps, flags, currency conversion as well as climate and time zone information.
  2. Guide to Geography - About.com - resources include online world atlas, weekly articles about geography, annotated links to hundreds of sites, weekly quizzes, chats, and a free email newsletter.
  3. How Far Is It?


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  1. Latitude & Longitude of any US City
  2. Latitude & Longitude of World Cities
  3. Map-Related Web Sites - links to maps and cartographic resources.
  4. MapQuest - zoom in on any street in the US and find the best way to drive there.


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  1. National Atlas (Canada) Information Service
  2. National Atlas of the United States - You've seen other atlases. They're typically big books of paper maps. The pages in this atlas are here on the Internet whenever you need them. This is a new portrayal of America in maps. You've found the single best Federal source for national maps and geographic information on the Web.
  3. National Strong-Motion Program - dedicated to investigating strong earthquake shaking at soil and rock sites throughout the US, and its potential impact on engineered structures
  4. Perry-Castaneda Library Map Collection


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  1. Rare Map Collection - Hargrett Library
  2. Russian Commonwealth Maps


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  1. U.S. Geological Survey Learning Web
  2. Volcanoes - Information about the types of hazards posed by volcanoes their locations effects, relationship to plate tectonics, and methods to help reduce volcanic risk.


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  1. Yahoo! Maps



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