CaveTex: geographic names lists

2007-03-26 Thread TXCaveCrawler
This is a USGS website of name lists of geographic locations throughout the U.S. It's an alphabetical list organized by state & contains the geographic name, county & coordinates. _http://geonames.usgs.gov/stategaz/index.html_ (http://geonames.usgs.gov/stategaz/index.html)

Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists

2007-03-26 Thread Edward Sevcik
An interesting experiment: On the query page, for "feature name" enter the word "ni**er." (in this message I have replaced the letter g with stars to prevent automatic email filtering.) Select state: Mississippi. No results returned, although there are many features in Mississippi that used

Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists

2007-03-26 Thread Tina Mendez
I use the query feature quite a bit for georeferencing species locations for some caddisflies I work on. http://geonames.usgs.gov/pls/gnispublic/ It has a pretty nice feature that links directly to topozone.com so you can check to see if the query found what you're looking for. Then you can

Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists

2007-03-26 Thread Ted Samsel
I've noted that the poeple in charge of this want to expunge "hillbilly" as well.   Ted-Original Message- From: Edward Sevcik Sent: Sep 8, 2005 9:06 AM To: cave...@cavetex.net Subject: Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists An interesting experiment: On the query page, fo

Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists

2007-03-26 Thread Robert Tait
When the list of named features was first released by the NGS around 10 years ago, it had a LOT of caves listed by name.  I believe that the NSS worked with the NGS to purge the list of most of those locations (except commercial and well known locations) for safety reasons. rt At 03:54 AM 9/8/200

Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists

2007-03-26 Thread Mike Flannigan
These are the only ones I could find for the US and it's territories: Embassy of the Republic of Niger : Washington West : District of Columbia : building : 385446N0770258W : : : : National Holiday: Republic Day, Dec 18 : 529827 : : DC-T148 : 9105 : : : 38077-H1 : 11001 : DC, District of C

Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists

2007-03-26 Thread Ted Samsel
, "cave...@cavetex.net" Subject: Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists Not too hard. There are only 6: Hillbilly Dam : Malta East : Phillips : dam : 482006N1074836W : : : : : 798271 : : US-T107/8009 : 9401 : : : 48107-C7 : 30071 : MT, Montana : -

Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists

2007-03-26 Thread mpearson
If anyone took offense to Ed's posting, perhaps they should examine why they felt offended. Any dictionary used by institutes of higher learning will show that the term alluded to was originally used for "ANY" socially disadvantaged person although the term is derived some several origins refer

Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists

2007-03-26 Thread Mike Flannigan
Not too hard. There are only 6: Hillbilly Dam : Malta East : Phillips : dam : 482006N1074836W : : : : : 798271 : : US-T107/8009 : 9401 : : : 48107-C7 : 30071 : MT, Montana : -- Hillbilly Windmill : Mickey Draw East : Lla

Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists

2007-03-26 Thread Mike Flannigan
To be precise, it listed 6,031 caves across the country and only 38 in TX. These are the TX caves that were listed, and all had exact locations: Bat Cave - Comal County -- Bat Cave - Medina County --

Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists

2007-03-26 Thread mpearson
Oops! Gotta change the name of the cave in Bosque County...could be misconstrued to be a racial slur. Mike -Original Message- From: Mike Flannigan Sent: Sep 9, 2005 7:25 AM To: Robert Tait , "cave...@cavetex.net" Subject: Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists To be p

RE: CaveTex: geographic names lists

2007-03-26 Thread Butch Fralia
riday, September 09, 2005 4:24 PM To: cave...@cavetex.net Subject: Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists Oops! Gotta change the name of the cave in Bosque County...could be misconstrued to be a racial slur. Mike -Original Message- From: Mike Flannigan Sent: Sep 9, 2005 7:25 AM To: R

Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists

2007-03-26 Thread Scott
Good work Ed! - Original Message - From: Edward Sevcik To: cave...@cavetex.net Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 8:06 AM Subject: Re: CaveTex: geographic names lists An interesting experiment: On the query page, for "feature name" enter the word "ni