

The basic map of the USA is easy to understand and also shows the names of every state including the capital city and major cities. There are maps of specific cities and countries that border the United States. These maps include all fifty states aswell being the capital city in each state. The map for the United States of America can be a helpful guide for planning your next trip. The detailed map of USA is an excellent option for collectors and those who are looking for a unique souvenir to yourself or to give as a gift. Interstate highways are designed for ease of travel across the nation. Road lines are clearly marked by highway numbers, and major roads are laid out in a distinctive design. State names are distinguished with distinct fonts. Oceans, lakes, and state divisions are all depicted in distinct color tones. The entire CONUS data file is about 55GB zipped, and 148GB uncompressed (w/o duplicates).Power Grid Map USA - A precise old-fashioned Map of USA reveals the physical and political characteristics of the nation. Thus, there is overlap with adjacent states, and if all ZIP files are downloaded, there will be some duplicate shapefiles across states. Each ZIP file includes shape files for every 100km grid zone that intersects the state. In response to a growing number of requests, in spring 2020, SharedGeo generated 100 meter USNG shapefiles for each CONUS state and Washington D.C. A country and city look up is available to find the correct zone. MGRS Data Website – The website offers downloads of MGRS data. NGA Data: 100km grids – 100 km shapefiles and related files available via clickable map from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). UTM Zone shapefiles area available for download and links to 100km grid download available (also listed below). This page explains how UTM zones are the basis for MGRS Grids. NGA Data: UTM zone descriptions and data – A good overview of UTM Zones from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). NGA Data: Worldwide, continent, UTM zone data and example data – Worldwide, continental, UTM zone shapefiles and example 1km and other files available on GIS MGRS page from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). Links to data sources are provide below and organized by FEMA regions, and USNG grid zones, and individual states.Ĭlick on FEMA region in map or use link in table below to go to data download page. USNG data are available, usually in GIS Shapefile format, from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and from other providers that have created their own data, such as SharedGeo and the USNG National Implementation Center (TUNIC) at Delta State University.
