IBMMuseum
11-26-2007, 09:01 PM
From my military background I carry my Global Positioning System (GPS) unit on my big trips to help out. Google Maps is able to show the aerial view (map data can be anything from a few months to several years in the past) in countries where an address may not resolve. Either the minutes/seconds notation or the decimal version I have listed second should be able to be used in the search box of http://maps.google.com
Consulate:
+31° 44' 43.00", -106° 26' 55.00"
31.745278, -106.448611
Hotel Los Cedros:
+31° 44' 23.82", -106° 26' 35.16"
31.739950,-106.443100
Other locations could be added to this short list I have so far. The thread could even be placed in the Resources section once a little more complete. I know for our stay at Los Cedros I was trying to place where the Consulate was (even though we didn't need to go there on this trip) by my GPS unit, without having the benefit of looking at it beforehand on Google Maps.
Consulate:
+31° 44' 43.00", -106° 26' 55.00"
31.745278, -106.448611
Hotel Los Cedros:
+31° 44' 23.82", -106° 26' 35.16"
31.739950,-106.443100
Other locations could be added to this short list I have so far. The thread could even be placed in the Resources section once a little more complete. I know for our stay at Los Cedros I was trying to place where the Consulate was (even though we didn't need to go there on this trip) by my GPS unit, without having the benefit of looking at it beforehand on Google Maps.