Map Source

[Tom Sieczkarek]

I have a customer looking for a map to be engraved on wood.
Does anyone have a good source of maps, that can be converted for engraving?

[Dan Hintz]

What kind of map?

You can get great topos from here:
http://topomaps.usgs.gov/

[Joe Hillmann]

If you are looking for lake maps in Wisconsin the DNR has lake survey maps for nearly every lake in the state online, although most of them are from the 70's. It is possible your state has the same thing.

[George M. Perzel]

Tom;
What area do you need? I have a lot in Ny.
Best Regards,
George
Laserarts

[Scott Alberts]

Check this out.
http://woodcutmaps.com/47160/edit

[Steve Busey]

Check this out.
http://woodcutmaps.com/47160/edit

Now THAT'S cool!

[George M. Perzel]

Tom;
Not sure I understand-go to Mapquest, Bing, or Google maps-all have detailed roads/etc around Silver Lake (between Buffalo and Rochester?)
Best Regards,
George
Laserarts

[Tom Sieczkarek]

Tom;
Not sure I understand-go to Mapquest, Bing, or Google maps-all have detailed roads/etc around Silver Lake (between Buffalo and Rochester?)
Best Regards,
George
Laserarts

But can the be copied and converted in coral draw for the laser?

[George M. Perzel]

Sure-you mean like this?
257002
Best Regards,
George
Laserarts

[Tom Sieczkarek]

Yes George, thats exactly what I mean. What is the process to get it to that stage?

[George M. Perzel]

Tom;
Give me a call
Best Regards,
George
Laserarts
585-924-4519

[John Noell]

Here is another simple way to do maps.257136