[Xastir] maps

Kent Noonan knoonan at test.nkcsd.k12.mo.us
Thu Feb 26 08:27:29 EST 2004


Hello...
I have some temporary space and have put my shapefile's I downloaded from esri and put up for ftp. I have all states and the county awips. If I remember correctly I have the roads, water, urban areas and rails.. maybe some more but I'm drawing a blank right now. I also have a perl script that I wrote before dbfawk was put in that sets the layers and fill to the way I like it. I don't know if anyone will want this, but it is there, at least temporarily.. Please be kind, files are anywhere in size from 724K to 214M 

ftp://test.nkcsd.k12.mo.us/xastir

I'm not sure how long I will be able to leave them here, but if I have to remove it I can probably come up with a different place to put them. So if anyone want's to share other files, let me know if I should work on the more permanent location..

Kent 


======= At 2004-02-24, 22:35:00 you wrote: =======

>On Wed, 25 Feb 2004, Matt Werner wrote:
>
>> Why not download the shapefiles already made?  esri.com has them in layers
>> by state or county.
>
>Yea, one trick to getting a lot of them at once is to select by
>layer for a state.  Select just the layers that are of the most
>interest to you first, and go back and fill in the lesser-desired
>layers later.  That saves you from going into each county and
>selecting all the layers you want, which takes forever.
>
>What might be even cooler would be to split up the downloading among
>20 - 50 Xastir users, and ask them to get all layers for one or two
>states.  We could then dump them up on some server and give everyone
>access to them via FTP/HTTP and make future downloads much easier.
>
>If anyone has the space for this, let us know.  I might have access
>to some.  I'll have to ask.
>
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