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Showing posts with label route. Show all posts
Showing posts with label route. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 April 2008

Corrib Gas Rossport Google Map

I started this map a year ago or more but the area on googleearth wasn't high res enough and was too distorted to overlays maps, more of the area is covered now but not all of it, but I used other sources of maps to mark things. I consider it just a draft now but needed to get it up.

Corrib Gas Embed Map more up-to-date.

I want everything relevant to the issue on the map so please correct and add things. by emailing me or using googlemaps to make new placemarks.

For a primer on the Corrib Gas Project and protests go to wikipedia article on the issue

Need an overlay of the terminal and it place in the former Coillte lands.

Google Earth or Googlemap version - Refined and updated version April 08

Sources

http://www.shelltosea.com
http://www.mayogsinfo.com
http://www.publicinquiry.ie/pdf/Fiosru_2_HI_RES_Final.pdf
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/83016
http://www.archaeology.ie
http://www.npws.ie
http://www.corribgas.com
http://www.corribgaspipeline.com/
http://www.mayococo.ie/en/News/GasTerminal/
http://www.offshore-technology.com/projects/corrib/
http://struggle.ws/rsc/
Shell in Ireland - Corrib Natural Gas http://bymnews.com/news/newsDetails.php?id=22299
Ireland Gov Marine Notices

Friday, 10 August 2007

NRA M3 route options

Every NRA M3 route goes through the Royal city of Tara the conversationalist/archaeologists preferred the Orange route. Here is preview of the routes mapped onto a googlemap satellite view.



The route chosen was the blue route to the east of Tara within the Skryne Valley. As explained on the NRA M3 site it would have gone through less residences, although nobody has seen a map showing this, the orange route would disrupt the famous view from Tara to the west although it would have not gone through the Gabhra Valley.