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Old 06-27-2006, 09:30 PM
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10 Forest Service Roadless Areas

Hi all,I'm posting this message to tell the forum about a new non-profit website I created that maps all of the forest service roadless areas in the lower 48. A lot of these areas have beautiful rivers, that are otherwise difficult to find. The website lets you print out topo and road maps, get driving directions (from google) to any place on forest service land and even create your own gps export files with coordinates from the map.This is not a commercial site - no advertising, nothing for sale. It is just to get out the word about these areas.The Roadless Area Database:http://www.roadlessland.orgHope that you all find it useful.nfly
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OK... I think we got the picture.
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