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Hi Gregory -
     I guess comment to this is O.K., can understand that.  But is there,
or will there be an index produced for the 170+ maps already out there,
so our patrons can have chance to even know thich oneor two they would
like to look at in the series as it is?  I have jerry-rigged a home made
style early on, based on the ones I thought would be done.  However my
data blocks upon which I based my assumptions were obviously not correct.
Bottom line : Is there an index for 7.5 Alaska quads, and how does one
get one.
         Susan Trevitt-Clark
         University of Oregon
 
On Fri, 25 Oct 1996, Greg Durocher wrote:
 
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> Reply by         : Gregory F. Durocher@Alaska@RMMC
> Date             : Thursday, October 24, 1996 10:46:40
> Reply to         : iSMTP@RMMC1@Servers[<[log in to unmask]>]
> Reply:
>
> Alaska won't be covered by 7.5 minute mapping anytime soon.  The cost and
> logistics are prohibitive.  The USGS is always interested in cooperative
> projects, of course, so if anyone with extra funds or a large grant has an area
> that they'd like to see covered by recent, large-scale mapping - give us a
> holler!
>
> Greg Durocher
> USGS - ESIC/Alaska
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> To         : "Multiple recipients of list MAPS-L" <[log in to unmask]>
> From       : Philip Hoehn <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject    : Alaska 7.5 quad plans
> Date       : Thursday, October 24, 1996 at 12:32:25 pm MDT
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> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Anyone know if there are plans to ultimately issue 7.5 minute topographic
> quads. for all of Alaska?  Now there appear to be just 170 or so.
>
> Phil Hoehn
> Acting Map Librarian
> Stanford University
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