This web map contains the 2013 routes for the full- and half-marathons taking place Saturday, October 19th as part of the annual Waddell & Reed Kansas City Marathon.
You can use the time slider functionality to see when route segments (roads) will be affected by runners. This web map was built by KC Mapping & GIS using information obtained at http://www.kcmarathon.org.
The most popular map, based on number of views, posted to this blog, to date, is this one.
It proves that people like politics. Okay, that’s not true.
Wow, what a map from First Cultural Industries out of Berkeley.
Seems a shame to think KC would not have a direct line to Denver.
KCMO posted a pdf of their new Bike Map to their Bike KC page yesterday, and with it we learned about sharrows.
Map Legend Source: City of Kansas City, Missouri; Bike Map.
Sharrow Image Source: Rhode Island Biking Coalition.
In response to the 32,767 persons who wondered which KCMO park is depicted in the earlier post titled Park Relief. The answer is Roanoke Park.
The park, which is within walking distance of the KC Mapping office, lies just east of State Line within the historic neighborhoods of Volker, Coleman Highlands, and Roanoke.
KC Mapping & GIS developed this targeted web map to help Springfield residents determine whether or not they are within areas participating in the city’s pilot project to reduce storm-water runoff into the sewer system.
Simple map overlays in The Atlantic show that Missouri and Kansas currently lack any disclosure laws relating to fracking, a situation that is not unique within the country.
A KMBZ spotlight of Jackson County’s web-mapping application in their “New information website for properties” news release.
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