For science geeks, the United State Geological Survey (USGS) is a beloved and respected organization providing a source of thorough scientific research which delves into the subjects of geology, biology, geography, and water, among others.
An important and lasting project of the USGS has been their work with topographical and interactive maps. The Internet Archive houses a collection of more than 50,000 of their United States maps which are given freely for use in outdoor recreation, scientific research, emergency response, or general interest.
Here are some particularly interesting maps:
–Cara Binder
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Hi Cara Binder
thanks for the super-Note, I especially liked the most interesting records podcasts and videos.
The U.S. has with 25% of the world’s largest oil consumption. They throw an annual 875 million tonnes of oil into the air.
Education is very important, you should also be increased in schools.
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