All the Maps That’s Fit to Print

This is it. Every original map ever published in Headlights since 1996 is now available for download as a printable PDF.

Pre-Explore ERA Convention Cities with Google Earth

If you’ve ever used Google Maps, you know how useful they are. But Google Maps views locations from straight above. If you want a real thrill, download Google Earth. Google Earth is a free application that takes the satellite photos used in Google Maps and positions them on a 3-dimensional earth that you can pan and rotate. It can even overlay roads and buildings.

Google Earth bookmark files are called .KMZs. KMZ files for all of our recent convention hotels can be downloaded here:

Los Angeles 2009 (4k KMZ)
Philadelphia 2008 (4k KMZ)
St. Louis and Memphis 2007 (4k KMZ)
Edmonton 2006 (4k KMZ)
Calgary 2006 (4k KMZ)
Dallas 2005 (4k KMZ)
Houston 2005 (4k KMZ)

Fast internet connection? The Big Picture is for you! Click on any of the thumbnails below and see the biggest, clearest transit photos on the web. They’re a whopping 1504x1000px. And if you see the zoom icon, that means you can enlarge the picture even more. Then just click and drag to move around, or click again (or press ESC) to close.