State of the Map US is the largest gathering of OpenStreetMap community members from across the country.
A team of researchers has completed work on a project to map the habitats of the St. Louis River Estuary.
Alan was well known in the land records community and at UW-Madison, where he taught for over 25 years.
Our Hidden Communities app has been updated with information supplied by the public.
When a user selects an area of interest, the online portal provides links to view and download the report, maps and GIS data from the WGNHS Publications Catalog.
The Bordner Survey Viewer includes all polygons from the original paper Bordner Survey maps.
The bill would increase county WLIP Base Budget and Training/Education Grants.
A recent Wisconsin Public Radio interview calls out Eugenie’s work on the new version of the Pronounce Wisconsin online talking map.
An online app developed by the US Geological Survey allows users to create custom topographic maps called OnDemand Topos.
An article on “cartographic phantoms” wins a prestigious award.