High resolution imagery

BenAllgood

5 year old buck +
Ever since I was a kid, I've loved maps. Kentucky has released 3" high resolution for the entire state. It doesn't compare to drones, but it's still pretty cool.
Here's the link to the site for Kentucky https://explore.kyfromabove.ky.gov/ It's called "Oblique Imagery", so it may help you locate similar projects for your state.

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Unfortunately i can’t get it to work on my phone. Did you have to use desktop?
 
Unfortunately i can’t get it to work on my phone. Did you have to use desktop?
It works on my phone, but better on a computer. There's a green magnifying glass on the left. click that and type in the nearest town. Click below that and it brings up the map of that point. You'll have to follow roads or some landmarks to navigate to your place.
 
Got on a laptop. Unfortunately it doesn’t look like they’ve made it west far enough for me yet
 
The eye in the sky, big brother is watching.

My cool discovery this summer was just the opposite. I found there's aerial photographs of the whole county from 1937!

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The eye in the sky, big brother is watching.

My cool discovery this summer was just the opposite. I found there's aerial photographs of the whole country from 1937!

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Nice! I found some of ours from the 60’s. Looks WAY different!


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Our county has some from 1938. My 80 was about 1/2 cleared and my buddies to the North was about 90% field. Its all woods now.
 
The eye in the sky, big brother is watching.

My cool discovery this summer was just the opposite. I found there's aerial photographs of the whole county from 1937!

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Not sure about all states but for PA there's https://www.arcgis.com/apps/View/index.html?appid=10af5f75f9f94f01866359ba398cb6a9
I think there are some from the 40's
 
All the online maps and navigation programs show a road through my families property. But there's no sign of it, and there was no sign of it in the mid 50's when my grandfather bought it. I thought for sure it would be on the 1937 photo, but it's not. There's "roads" , most likely farm trails all over the place, maybe a dozen, only one of which there's still a hint of today, but no road that Google and everyone else swears in there.
 
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