I don't think I'd use this for navigation, but it looks nice...
I found this Tolkien style for ArcGIS Pro years ago, but never got around to trying it until just now. I can now produce Tolkien-style maps of anywhere in Tasmania.
north-north-west wrote:At least it's reasonably accurate. Butt no dragon lairs anywhere ...
Son of a Beach wrote:I have not yet been able to source a spatial dataset for the dragon lairs in Tasmania. I will keep looking.
Son of a Beach wrote:I have not yet been able to source a spatial dataset for the dragon lairs in Tasmania. I will keep looking.
Last wrote:Son of a Beach wrote:I have not yet been able to source a spatial dataset for the dragon lairs in Tasmania. I will keep looking.
Surely that's available somewhere on thelist.
Looks great. Seems to have removed all the smaller lakes and tarns. Reminds me of some 19th century maps
north-north-west wrote:Son of a Beach wrote:I have not yet been able to source a spatial dataset for the dragon lairs in Tasmania. I will keep looking.
There's one on the Gog Range. Allegedly.
Last wrote:north-north-west wrote:Son of a Beach wrote:I have not yet been able to source a spatial dataset for the dragon lairs in Tasmania. I will keep looking.
There's one on the Gog Range. Allegedly.
There's, according to Thelist, a Dragon Lagoon, Dragon Point, Great Dragon, Little Dragon and 2 places called The Dragon. Also a few properties with Dragon names. No lairs. Maybe modern dragons require a higher standard of residence?
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