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itstoearly


Aug 16, 2007, 9:26 PM
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I think it would be nice to be able to view a map that has all the climbing/bouldering areas marked out, so one can quickly and easily find a place to climb/boulder near a specific location. This would be much easier than possibly browsing dozens of places in a state's location and checking the nearest town/city, and checking where that town/city is in relation to where the person is or will be (especially helpful if you will be visiting a place where you don't know the geography).


lvpyne


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itstoearly wrote:
I think it would be nice to be able to view a map that has all the climbing/bouldering areas marked out, so one can quickly and easily find a place to climb/boulder near a specific location. This would be much easier than possibly browsing dozens of places in a state's location and checking the nearest town/city, and checking where that town/city is in relation to where the person is or will be (especially helpful if you will be visiting a place where you don't know the geography).

This is an awesome idea.


ddt


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You mean like this? http://www.rockclimbing.com/..._search.cgi?form=geo (accessible by clicking geolocation search on Routes main landing page)

Remember that this search could only find areas for which the longitude and latitude values have been entered.

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DDT


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xoomboy


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The geo-search is a great feature, most definitely, but rather than generating a list of matching areas, it would be awesome if you could zoom into the map and see the areas actually indicated on it.


kachoong


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Is this idea possible at all? Any way of creating a map with climbing areas at the region level of the DB? If you're not familiar with the climbing in a particular state or country it would be nice to see their location in that region as seen on a map and in relation to one another. As it is right now, a huge long list of climbing areas (for some states) doesn't mean much.


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ddt wrote:
Remember that this search could only find areas for which the longitude and latitude values have been entered.

....I am guessing this would be less than 50% of all regions currently enteredFrown


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