YOUR COMMUNITY, A LITTLE CLOSER

Make a day of it.

Good finds. A few stops. Your kind of Saturday.

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Checking community posts…

Pins = published points Outlines = approximate areas
Opening the map…
A day worth getting out for.Tap a place. Add the ones you like.

KEEP IT ALL TOGETHER

My trip

Keep stops and promising leads together. Your notes stay in this browser.

Place details

Keep a promising link

The original post stays one tap away. You can add a location after the organizer shares it.

Built around your day

The community view reads public Post Sheet listings. A separate sample trip demonstrates points, uncertain areas and ride corridors. Posts without a published location stay in the list. Private research is never silently turned into a public pin.

Map selection, saved notes, separate possible areas, day filters, list view, trip reordering and export are working controls. The three example route stops use a declared synthetic time matrix. Personal links stay on your device.

Map and elevation

External map services receive ordinary map requests, including tile coordinates and connection metadata. This map never requests device location. Ride lines describe general corridors; opening a source supplies the next evidence needed for an actual pickup.

MAKE IT YOUR VIEW

Map style & view

Choose the look, height and camera angle.

Lift the hills and mountain shapes. Tree canopies follow mapped woodland.

Choose an angle, then zoom in to see the shape of the land and buildings.

Narrow brings things closer. Wide gives you more room. This changes the camera, not the places.

Explore with Google Earth

Another way to see the world around your stops.

Satellite opens this map area. Your trip stays here.

Take this area into Earth

Download the area outline, then choose Open local KML editor → Open KML from device in Google Earth.

The file contains the area outline. Your listings and notes stay in this app.

LOOK CLOSER · HOT SPRINGS

A place, in points.

Opening the measured point sample…

USGS · measured lidar · 2017

Where these points came from

This is a bounded sample of actual USGS laser returns collected January–March 2017, drawn with depth shading. It covers part of downtown Hot Springs and nearby slopes. It is one partial node, not a complete or current building model. Color describes elevation or source ground classification; unclassified returns are not identified as buildings.

Vertical reference: NAVD88 / Geoid12B, metres. Horizontal axes are scaled to local ground distance for this small inspection view. Measured source coordinates stay unchanged.

Original measured LAZ source ↗

OFFICIAL WEATHER CONTEXT

Storm watch

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