1632 Series Research Material
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A great image viewer for Windows is available at http://www.irfanview.com/
A viewer is not necessary if using Mac OS X, as it already has everything you need. (My bias isn't too noticable; is it? ;-)

Maps of the Tower of London

1597 Ordinance Survey of the Tower of London by Gulielmus Haiward and J. Gascoyne
1713 copy by Robert Whitehand	1752 copy by Joseph Heath

Maps of Mannington, Thuringia (Saalfeld-Rudolstadt Landkreis) and Europe

Here is a map outlining the United States of Europe in magenta and East Virginia in yellow: http://www.mich.com/~aclark/photos/religion1618us.jpg thanks to Drew Clark.

John Biel has a number of interesting maps available at http://www.biel.ca/gville/.

Reference Datum for combined Mannginton/Thuringia topographic maps

930ft in the Mannington Map is defined to be the same altitude as 205m in the Thuringia map. The trip through space and time has deposited Grantville 78.5m lower in elevation than they started according to the map. (The Mannington portion of the map is labeled in feet and the Thuringia map is in meters.)

The first two sets of maps have changes to the maps which are not a part of the original USGS or German maps. The elementary and high schools have been manually drawn into the maps. A rail line has been added to the power plant — the significant change is that a hill was cut-through to allow for a reasonable grade. If the power plant isn't where I speculate then the rail line will be removed. (This is easy.) The oil wells have been removed and so have the oil pumping stations because Eric says they aren't there.

The RoF circle in these maps is 10144 meters or 6.3 miles in diameter. Really, it worked best I wasn't just trying to get more back in 1632 and all Eric really says is that the RoF is about 6 miles in diameter. I varied the RoF both smaller and larger while trying to determine this. Another little tid-bit is that there appear to be 24 structures which will be flooded by the forming lakes. Most of the lakes won't form very quickly since there aren't external streams feeding them. Schwarza falls is 30-35 feet high.

The large maps are full-resolution cut-outs from a much larger map of Thuringia which I have been using. The large Mannington map is all of the data which I have spliced together. If you're interested in getting the full resolution Thuringia map or an image not lossy-compressed send me a message.

The source data for the Thuringia topographic map before it was joined is available here. (46.0MB) I don't recommend opening the topo.html file contained within the archive unless you have a system with about a gigabyte of RAM and lots of time to wait. Here is an index showing what numbers represent what areas: thuringia-index.pdf.

Here are the URLs for where the maps come from: Mannington Thuringia

The gridded map for map discussions is here

Map Name	Small		Medium		Large
Water Barriers and Highlighted Items + more of Thuringia	9.6MB 4125x4125		31.1MB 8250x8250		(Too big for JPEG.)
Water Barriers and Highlighted Items	2.1MB 1500x2250		7.5MB 3000x4500		22.2MB 6000x9000
Water Barriers without Highlighted Items	2.1MB 1500x2250		7.4MB 3000x4500		22.1MB 6000x9000
Thuringia with superimposed Mannington	2.1MB 1500x2250		7.6MB 3000x4500		22.6MB 6000x9000
Thuringia Topographic Map	2.0MB 1500x2250		6.2MB 3000x4500		16.3MB 6000x9000
Mannington Topographic Map	1.8MB 1500x1875		7.7MB 3000x3750		28.3MB 6000x7500
Europe (NASA 1km/pixel)	844KB 1500x2250		3.0MB 3000x4500		12.7MB 6000x9000

John Biel tracked down the info on the airfield marked on the maps OTL:
Name: Rudoltstadt Grosc
Country: Germany
Style: Airport with Grass Runway
Code: RUDOL
Elevation: 469 meters
Direction: 70
Length: 800 meters
Frequency: 122.600
Latitude: N50d43m58s
Longitude: E011d14m10s

3D Transformations of the maps by Gorg Huff

3D Movie 12.3MB
	View from North 4.1MB 4090x3272
View from West 4.0MB 4090x3272		View from East 4.0MB 4090x3272
	View from South 4.0MB 4090x3272