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How many people here have sucessfully used DEMEX? i wnet to the site that Digital Rails recomends for the topographical data
(http://seamless.usgs.gov/) and just my luck, they dont have anything for the area i want. So has anyone else been able to use topo information from another site and sucessfully use DEMEX with it?
Dependable transportation for West Michigan, If your 1/87 scale.
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Yes, from all of these...http://data.geocomm.com/dem/
http://www.mapmart.com/DEM/DEM.htm
http://www.atdi-us.com/You may find some more if you look around.regards,
charlie
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Thanks!
Dependable transportation for West Michigan, If your 1/87 scale.
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You may try looking at the "local" level. I use the data from Penn State University "PASDA" site for all my Pennsylvania DEMs. I know I have found other state sites for DEM data. In Canada, you might be able to find it at the province level.Frank MusickMoving America into the 19th Century!
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