The following map websites have my neighborhood mapped VERY incorrectly!:\n\nYahoo\nMapquest\nGoogle\nRand Mcnally\nEtc.
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If mapquest is wrong you probably will not find anything right
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Someone mentioned this to me just yesterday.\n\nA previous poster is right: Zillow\n\nThey allow you to enter an address, then they annotate a zoomed in satellite image with your estimated house value and the estimated values of the houses around your house.\n\nI just tried it for my neighborhood.  It came up with the same estimate for my house that I'd put on it.  Pretty cool.
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I wish google had something like this...I prefer them much better too.\n\nI believe they were the first ones to do a Q and A type thing, but as you know, The research is done by google people, and not the average Joe Internet. I thought that was cool.\n\nBTW, download google earth if you have not already. It is the coolest satellite map system i have ever seen
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try looking up househunters.com or lose the .com and see what you get
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i gues that www.mapquest.com its ok... also, get in the high schools page for the address
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This is just a question of mapping. You should be able to go into the city office and demand (well, ask nicely) a map of their territory.  If they play they don't know with you go to the library and create a concordium between the Thomas Bro.map and the phone books of apts you think might be on the edge. Then go back to the city office with a long list in hand and repeat your question till they fall asleep or finally they might show you their map; have your xerox on hand to draw their area boundaries, or make a written list of boundary streets.  Good luck.
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upper left hand corner, type in your address, number , street, town,state, and, if you remember, your zip. Read the directions carefully. They are kind of complicated at first.
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try\n\nwww.mapquest.com
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My family is selling a house in Detroit right now and I asked the realtor how accurate those kinds of sites are.  He said it's really hit or miss.  Those sites dont take into account the condition of the economy of the area where you live along with a few other variables that can skew your results.
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that happened to me! i live in fl and i needed directions to panama city beach, fl and  the directions led to me to some city i never heard of called mexico beach, fl. luckily it was only about 30 minutes away. i think it had something to do with the address; the same address existed in both cities, but i dont know how it got the cities wrong.
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Has no one ever heard of "Google.com"? \nType in "geology map lamar county texas" and I'm sure you'll have what you need.
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I suggest looking at mapquest.com
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I do not understand why you want to go to the US Census Gazetteer.  That is not the unwiredbuyer website.  The US Census Office is in no way connected with unwiredbuyer.  \n\nTheir site is https://www.unwiredbuyer.com/\n\nAre you sure you are clicking on a link THEY sent??
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google maps! maps.google.com Satellite view too!
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Yup, Google Maps will do that. Just type in 38,-97. It's near Wichita, KS. To do the opposite (find the lat/long), just look it up on Google Maps, click "link to this page," and then look at the URL closely. It'll have something like ll=37.492294,-97.404785 in it.
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use maps.google.com, click on "get directions" to the right of the address field.\n\nyou will find maps.google.com so much cooler than mapquest
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what are you saying?  I have no idea.    \n\nIf you want maps try this:\n\nMaps from the U.S. Geological Survey, the federal government’s civilian mapmaking agency, cover a wide range of areas around the world.  Included are free teacher packets: Map Adventures (k-3) and What Do Maps Show? (elementary and middle school).  For more information, call 1-800-USA-MAPS.