Here you can find a selection of maps created with QGIS. These maps come from the QGIS maps - lickr Group.
Map makers show off their creativity and the map making capabilities of QGIS:
Click on an image to see author and more information about the maps.
Here's a list of resources I use to make my maps. If you see anything in my maps that I don't have listed here, shoot me an email and ask where I got it from. If it's freely available, I'll be happy to send along a link or point you in the right direction.
Some of the files (like the WPC's percentile forecasts) are listed in .grb format, which requires the National Weather Service's tkdegrib program to convert into a usable file. The link is at the very bottom of this page.
It doesn’t seem fair that the sun is shining ☀ in virtually all of New Jersey and the metropolitan area but no sun to be found Upstate.
Bash Bish Falls and the entire valley are in constant shadow of Bash Bish Mountain during the winter, as the sun never reaches an level north enough throughout the day.
Saturday January 16, 2010 — Bash Bish Falls
