USGS
Map Catalog: Image
USGS
maps illustrating images of the Earth's surface show physical features
of the Earth at a variety of scales. These maps are made from
satellite images and aerial photography. Click on any of the map
titles or images below to examine a map [larger image sizes up to 10 MB,
some in PDF format, obtain Adobe Acrobat Reader at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html.].
Continents and Countries |
![Thumbnail of Antartica Satellite Image Map and link to larger PDF version](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/eot2008/20090109043629im_/http://rockyweb.cr.usgs.gov/outreach/mapcatalog/images/image/antarctica_image_2x2sm.jpg)
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Antarctica
Satellite Image Map--Use
this map
of the entire Antarctica continent from a mosaic of satellite
images to teach and learn about the physical geography of the
continent.
Product ID Number I-2284
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![USA satellite image map](images/image/usa_sat_sm.jpg)
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United
States Satellite Image Map--Satellite
image of the United States with same image on reverse, but with 24
distinguished features outlined and discussed. Use the map
and the features to examine landforms, river systems, reflectance,
land use, and human impact on the landscape. Map
dimensions are 28"x19".
Product ID Number 101495
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Satellite Image Map of Pakistan
-72 mosaic Landsat satellite scenes have been put together to create this satellite
image map of Pakistan. The satellite scenes were first used to provide base maps for
the compilation of geologic and general terrain data in support of the Coal Resource
Exploration and Assessment Program (COALREAP). Originally the image maps were limited
to internal government use, but subsequent requests from the public for the release of
the geo-corrected image maps and their digital data led to the publication of these maps
through a USGS grant. These maps are excellent for examining such
geologic and geomorphic features such as the bending of the crust
from the northerly movement of the Indian subcontinent. Map scale is 1:2,000,000 and measures 40"x37.5".
Product ID Number 28764
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Regions and States
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![Thumbnail of Bay Area Earthqakes Satellite Map and link to larger JPG version](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/eot2008/20090109043629im_/http://rockyweb.cr.usgs.gov/outreach/mapcatalog/images/image/bayareaearthquakes_sm.jpg)
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Bay
Area Earthquakes Satellite Image Map--Use
this map
of the San Francisco Bay area that includes a base from Landsat
Thematic Mapper satellite imagery with earthquakes from 1972 to
1989 to teach about the relationship of earthquakes to landforms,
earthquakes to faults, characteristics of infrared satellite
images, and the physical and cultural geography of the Bay area.
Ideas for teaching with this map are described on the Map
Mysteries site, http://rockyweb.cr.usgs.gov/public/outreach/mapmys.html.
Map currently
out of stock.
Product ID Number 47253
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Central United States Earthquakes Map-
-This map displays earthquakes that have occurred in the central United States during
the time period 1974 - 1991. The epicenters are shown on a map base obtained from
Landsat satellite imagery of the New Madrid seismic zone and
surroundings. The epicenter
symbol sizes are scaled into four magnitude categories: magnitudes 1.5 - 2.0, magnitudes
2.0 - 3.0, magnitudes 3.0 - 4.0, and magnitudes greater than 4.0.
Use this map to teach and learn about the frequency and potential
damage of Central Region earthquakes versus earthquakes on the west
coast or in other regions. Research and discuss the 1811-1812
New Madrid earthquakes. Map scale is 1:1,000,000
and measures 25.75"x32".
Product ID Number 101503
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Chesapeake Bay Satellite Image Map--Use
this beautiful satellite image poster to examine the entire Chesapeake Bay watershed and
surrounding area. It is designed with information to help improve the understanding of
the entire Bay ecosystem and enhance the ability to predict and measure the effects of
restoration efforts. Map measures 28"x41".
Product ID Number 17692
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Denver, Colorado Satellite Image Map
-The 489 maps in the 1:250,000-scale series are available for the entire United States.
They were originated by the U.S. Army Map Service during the 1950's, but are now maintained by
the USGS. This series serves as base maps for aeronautical charts and geologic maps, for
geographic reference, and in planning regional land use, transportation, and utility systems.
Quadrangles are 1 degree of latitude by 2 degrees of longitude. This Denver map along with
several others is unique because on the reverse side is a satellite image covering the
same area as the 1:250,000 topographic map. It is therefore
excellent for comparing cultural and physical geography to the
satellite image. Map scale is 1:250,000 and measures 32"x22".
Product ID Number 49836
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Durango, Colorado Satellite Image Map
-The 489 maps in the 1:250,000-scale series are available for the entire United States.
They were originated by the U.S. Army Map Service during the 1950's, but are now maintained by
the USGS. This series serves as base maps for aeronautical charts and geologic maps, for
geographic reference, and in planning regional land use, transportation, and utility systems.
Quadrangles are 1 degree of latitude by 2 degrees of longitude. This Durango map along with
several others is unique because on the reverse side is a satellite image covering the
same area as the 1:250,000 topographic map. It is therefore
excellent for comparing cultural and physical geography to the
satellite image. Map scale is 1:250,000 and measures 32"x22".
Product ID Number 49835
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![Florida satellite image map](images/image/fl_sat_sm.jpg)
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Florida Satellite Image and Topographic Map
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-Satellite image of the entire state of Florida with matching
topographic map on reverse side. Excellent for examining the
topography, human impact, and hydrography of Florida. Map
scale is 1:750,000. Map dimensions 42"x42.
Product ID Number 51534
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Needles, California Satellite Image Map-
-The 489 maps in the 1:250,000-scale series are available for the entire United States.
They were originated by the U.S. Army Map Service during the 1950's, but are now maintained by
the USGS. This series serves as base maps for aeronautical charts and geologic maps, for
geographic reference, and in planning regional land use, transportation, and utility systems.
Quadrangles are 1 degree of latitude by 2 degrees of longitude. This Needles map along with
several others is unique because on the reverse side is a satellite image covering the
same area as the 1:250,000 topographic map. It is therefore
excellent for comparing cultural and physical geography to the
satellite image. Map scale is 1:250,000 and measures 32"x22".
Product ID Number 47250
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Satellite Image Map of Pakistan
-72 mosaic Landsat satellite scenes have been put together to create this satellite
image map of Pakistan. The satellite scenes were first used to provide base maps for
the compilation of geologic and general terrain data in support of the Coal Resource
Exploration and Assessment Program (COALREAP). Originally the image maps were limited
to internal government use, but subsequent requests from the public for the release of
the geo-corrected image maps and their digital data led to the publication of these maps
through a USGS grant. These maps are excellent for examining such
geologic and geomorphic features such as the bending of the crust
from the northerly movement of the Indian subcontinent. Map scale is 1:2,000,000 and measures 40"x37.5".
Product ID Number 28764
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![Thumbnail of South Florida Satellite Map and link to larger PDF version](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/eot2008/20090109043629im_/http://rockyweb.cr.usgs.gov/outreach/mapcatalog/images/image/florida_s_sm.jpg)
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South Florida Satellite Image Map-
-This photograph of South Florida is taken from space and shows a great deal about
South Florida's landforms, vegetation and resources. Aerial and satellite images,
also known as remotely sensed images, permit accurate mapping of land cover and make
landscape features understandable. Transient phenomena, such as seasonal vegetation
vigor and contaminant discharges, can be studied by comparing these images acquired at
different times. This map is excellent for understanding the fragile
and threatened nature of the Everglades from expansion of urban
areas and from agriculture. Map scale is 1:500,000 and measures 16"x44". Visit our
Florida Bay Satellite Imagery webpage!
Product ID Number 51406
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![Big Cypress - Pine Island Florida Satellite Image Map](images/image/big_cypress_pine_island_fl_sm.jpg) |
Big
Cypress – Pine Island, Florida Satellite Image Map (SIM-2842)
-- Multiple
South Florida stakeholders from government, private industry,
environmental, and citizen sectors have begun collaborating in an
effort to return the Florida Everglades system to its natural
state. This
satellite image map of Big Cypress – Piney Island, produced by
the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Land Characteristics from Remote
Sensing Project is a part of that effort. The primary goal
of this project is to provide restoration-critical information
regarding past and current characteristics of the Greater
Everglades land surface. These satellite image maps increase our
understanding of the role that vegetation and other surface
features play in removal of surface water, resistance to surface
water flow, water quality, habitat condition, and habitat
functioning in South Florida. Map scale is 1:100,000 and the
dimensions are 47" x 43".
Product ID Number 116319
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Last modified: 25 March 2005
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