Late breaking news
August 28th, 2008SALADO - Property owners within 1,000 feet of streams and tributaries in Salado may be faced with buying federal flood insurance for the first time. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has updated its flood plain maps using digital electronic technology.
By John A. Hawkinson STAFF REPORTER Over the summer, we at The Tech heard there was a war between Russia and the country of Georgia. Curious, I turned to the popular source for cartographic data, Google Maps.
Nokia and travel information company Lonely Planet are joining forces to sell maps and city guides that can be accessed on mobile phones.
Altus Public School District officials expressed their thanks today to the citizens of Altus for the passage of the MAPS for Altus sales tax issue.
Last month the Home Office announced that everyone in England and Wales will have access to crime maps of their local area by the end of this year. But will they help cut crime, or could they have unforeseen consequences?
Laser technology is being used to produce real-time 3D maps of atmospheric humidity that should revolutionise weather forecasting in Switzerland.
The Victorian Opposition says the Department of Transport has drafted a plan to allow B-triple freight trucks on major freeways, highways and truck routes.
New Federal Emergency Management Agency flood zones go into effect today, which means some Lee County property owners who didn’t buy flood insurance…
Staff Reporter LAPLACE The St. John Council has voted unanimously to reject advisory base flood elevation maps from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) with the hope of getting approval of updated maps used by insurance companies for flood insurance premiums.
All of Georgias public lands open to hunting are mapped out, and now easily accessible online. Search online at www.georgiawildlife.com for maps by region or alphabetically for any Wildlife Management Area, Natural Area or Heritage Preserve open for hunting.