Printable maps?
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Printable maps?
.... just wondering if there are "printable maps" of those maps used in the game? There are references in the "orders" menu to locations on the classic 1858 map that are not recorded (C.Snyders farm... south of town).
Re:Printable maps?
The original map can be obtained from the Library of Congress website.
http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/gmdquery.html
Enter 'Adams County 1858' in the search box, click and select item #5. You can download it and edit it to suit yourself.
-Jim
http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/gmdquery.html
Enter 'Adams County 1858' in the search box, click and select item #5. You can download it and edit it to suit yourself.
-Jim
Last edited by Jim on Fri Apr 02, 2010 9:44 pm, edited 1 time in total.
"My God, if we've not got a cool brain and a big one too, to manage this affair, the nation is ruined forever." Unknown private, 14th Vermont, 2 July 1863
Re:Printable maps?
Thank you Jim. Very useful, especially for those of us from overseas who have never been there.
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is that the biggest map you can get, tell you what i got and idea, put the maps i got you , right ? put them on your wall,right? take a digital picture, right? and photoshop
a map from the picture, right, ? that should should work. if not or you just don't want to use my maps , you can send them back to me . heres my address:
ronald krapf
354 mcgraw beach rd.
everett, pa. 15537
i will be more than glad to have them and presevre them in hemtically seal contaners
ty
rckgunny
gen r e lee
a map from the picture, right, ? that should should work. if not or you just don't want to use my maps , you can send them back to me . heres my address:
ronald krapf
354 mcgraw beach rd.
everett, pa. 15537
i will be more than glad to have them and presevre them in hemtically seal contaners
ty
rckgunny
gen r e lee
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you're using the 1858 maps the union army used omg.its worse than i thought
rckgunny
rckgunny
Re:Printable maps?
I hope it might be possible to have a zoomable in-game map (or even just a full-screen fixed one)at some point. While the armies suffered from questionable maps and intelligence, at least they didn't have to visualize the battle via a mess of overlapping icons on a field the size of a postcard.