Your one stop for Connecticut aerial photography!
MAGIC's collection includes over 35,000 digital images of
Connecticut from 1951 to 1995. Center point index maps, GIS
indexes, and links to metadata and digital images available.
GIS Day Posters
Thank
you to
SCSU
for hosting a very successful GIS Day 2008
The University of Connectict Libraries Map and Geographic Information Center 2008 Annual Report highlights projects and resources developed and digitized over the past year. With the implementation of an online data viewer, MAGIC 2.0, users are now able to explore vast amounts of GIS data without the need of installing plug-ins or additional software. 2008 MAGIC Annual Report (.pdf)
About MAGIC
Welcome to the Map and Geographic Information Center
(MAGIC) at the University of Connecticut.
As you may have noticed we have changed the appearance of
our website. Over the next few months MAGIC will bring
its users new datasets from georeferenced geology maps,
historical railroad maps, new Connecticut vector data, and a
new online mapping service where patrons can view our data,
query information, and print high quality maps.
If you have
bookmarks for MAGIC websites, don't worry, none of the links
have, or will change. If you prefer our former
homepage click
here.
MAGIC, the
University of Connecticut's Map Library, collects maps,
atlases, gazetteers, aerial photographs, and digital
geospatial data, as well as resources on the history and
current state of cartography.
Even though
MAGIC provides spatial data for use in many GIS programs,
the staff do not provide cartographic ("map-making")
services. However, the staff are able to provide basic help
with GIS questions, concerning the data on the MAGIC Web
site.
MAGIC has been transforming the world of paper maps for over
25 years. Please take a few moments to browse our
current and new projects and keep
checking our evolving website for new and exciting updates.For more information about MAGIC, please visit
About
MAGIC. For MAGIC's hours, click
here