stream tracer

[benben reincarnated]

This is pretty sick.  You can zoom in, click on a stream and it will trace it to the ocean. 

http://nationalatlas.gov/streamer/Streamer/streamer.html


I even traced The Douche for you guys...


http://nationalatlas.gov/streamer/dataService/dataService.ashx/report?ID=20022171&traceDir=down&HUCs=&lat=35.30741538972609&lon=-82.87122350497809&elevFt=0&baseMap=terrainBaseMap&xmin=-10203932&ymin=3367064&xmax=-9186914&ymax=4470367&reportType=short&caller=streamer

[Big J]

Cool find Ben.  Check out how far some of the streams in Montana have to travel.

http://nationalatlas.gov/streamer/dataService/dataService.ashx/report?ID=20043519&traceDir=down&HUCs=&lat=48.22425715705605&lon=-108.16534423827781&elevFt=N/A&baseMap=terrainBaseMap&xmin=-12047868&ymin=3367064&xmax=-9912597&ymax=6208546&reportType=short&caller=streamer

[benben reincarnated]

At 3,800 miles this might be the longest in the lower 48...at least what I could tell visually.

http://nationalatlas.gov/streamer/dataService/dataService.ashx/report?ID=20035774&traceDir=down&HUCs=&lat=44.53718775955515&lon=-111.81692504882305&elevFt=7562.240813618046&baseMap=terrainBaseMap&xmin=-12563842&ymin=3367064&xmax=-9912597&ymax=6131961&reportType=short&caller=streamer

[Dougfish]

Oh crap. Something else to obsess over and waste more time!
My longest stream to date this year is 2137 miles to the sea. Only 2 hours from home.