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Map of the COG grid now available

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Subject: Map of the COG grid now available
From: "Overs, Anthony \(REPS\)" <>
Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 13:52:09 +1000

Hi all

A friend of mine, and fellow COG member, Pete Cowper has prepared a map of the ACT that features the COG grid. The map is a handy way to check where particular grid cells are, and may be useful for some of you during the blitz this coming weekend.

A link to the map can be found on the COG home page (http://canberrabirds.org.au/ - see here to find out where your Grid Cells are), as well as on the Maps and Forms page (http://canberrabirds.org.au/maps_forms.htm)

To print a map of your grid cells, simply zoom in to the grid cells you need, then:

 - choose PRINT from the FILE menu

 - select PRINT CURRENT VIEW

 - choose FIT TO PRINTER MARGINS from the Page Scaling pull down menu.

 - click OK

Please note that the map is indicative of grid cell locations only and should not be used for navigation.

Also available on the Maps and Forms page is a file that contains the coordinates for the south-west corner of each cell in the COG grid (110kb Excel spreadsheet). And for those that use GIS or mapping software, two versions of the COG grid are available as a single zipped file (100kb zip file).

A map showing the full COG Area Of Concern will be prepared in due course.

Please direct any queries regarding the map directly to me.


Thank you

Anthony Overs


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