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| 449.1 | Information on Connecticut Maps | ARMORY::MIKELISJ | Just browsing through time... | Wed Sep 02 1987 09:23 | 33 |
| � Does there exist a Connecticut Bike Map similar to the Mass or
� NH bike maps? Does anyone know where I could pick one up?
County Maps:
Connecticut Dept. of Transportation
P.O. Drawer A
Engineering Records
24 Wolcott Hill Road
Whethersfield, Ct. 06109
(203) 566-5584
Topographical County Maps:
Connecticut Dept. of Environmental Protection
Natural Resource Center
165 Capitol Ave, Room 555
Hartford, Ct. 06106
(203) 566-3540
Information on Bicycle Touring in Connecticut:
The Connecticut Coalition of Bicyclists
P.O. Box 121
Middletown, Ct. 06457
453-2816
Or get information from the Bicyle coordinator, Connecticut Dept.
of transportation (203) 566-4271.
does this help? :-)
-jim-
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| 449.2 | yes, it helps lots! | HPSCAD::EVA | Sponsor me for the Pan Mass Bike Chlng. | Wed Sep 02 1987 09:45 | 4 |
| What a fountain of information! Thanks.
I'll call the Dept. of Trans. today and see if I can get some good
route recommendations.
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| 449.3 | Limitations of County Maps | ULTRA::WITTENBERG | Theory, vapid theory | Wed Sep 02 1987 10:12 | 11 |
| I have a set of the county maps. They're not as useful as I had
hoped, as they are blueprints showing every road in the county.
There is no information about which roads have heavy traffic or
hills. There were also one or two places where it seemed from the
map that two roads met, but in fact there was an impassable gap.
I'd use them as a reference when drawing maps, and for checking
street names, but I wouldn't use them as the primary map for route
planning.
--David
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