Guess the spot: Maps Edition

[JackBurns]

Looks like south of devils garden campground on the hole in the rock road.

 

[Michael]

Yep, that‘s ca. 7mi south of DG-CG.
Your turn.

 

[Bob]

North not up could really make it interesting

 

[Artemus]

North not up could really make it interesting

Yes it would. Probably over the top hard though. I was probably stretching it by taking it off planet.

 

[JackBurns]

ok trying to figure out how to add my map.

 

[Nick]

Jack - if you're on a mac, you can hit Command-Control-Shift-4 and then draw a box around the part of the map you want to use. Then just paste it into the editor here on BCP (Command V).

 

[JackBurns]

Nope at work on a pc that is all kinds of locked down.
Got the map to micro soft picture manager, then when I try to upload it I can't find it.
Sorry to play the game but not know how.

 

[JackBurns]

Ok first time. I have not looked at all 38 pages of this thread so I hope this is not a repeat.
Jack

 

[Bob]

Private land just east of main highway 261 on Cedar Mesa .... think Brushy Flats. Snow Flats road goes by it.

 

[JackBurns]

You are right.

 

[Bob]

This is popular, in Utah:

 

[Artemus]

Gotta be sand dunes....

 

[Bob]

If so where.

 

[Udink]

That's Little Sahara, centered here: https://maps.google.com/?ll=39.700088,-112.390823&spn=0.020505,0.042272&t=h&z=15
(though it looks like you used the 1997 satellite imagery in Google Earth )

Here's one that's near some sand dunes...

 

[Nick]

(though it looks like you used the 1997 satellite imagery in Google Earth )

Sneaky @Bob!

 

[Bob]

Have to get sneaky. It is older sat pic. Too many know too much country....... Color pic would have given it away early....Udink you are good! But easy..I'll defer to someone else unless it takes a while

 

[Noun Sequitur]

Canaan Mountain?

 

[Udink]

Canaan Mountain?

Yep, that's the spot!

 

[Noun Sequitur]

Name the rock formation in the center.

 

[Udink]

Mexican Hat Rock: http://www.mappingsupport.com/p/gmap4.php?ll=37.173696,-109.848723&z=16&t=s

Here's one that could be ridiculously easy. I think a lot of us have been somewhere within this satellite view. I'll be camped here in a few days.