power transmission lines in America

[megashawn]

I was just curious if anyone would know how I could go about getting maps of powerlines in various locations? Is it even possible to do so?

The reason I'm wondering is to find places to go riding. I know some powerlines are open to offroad vehicles, whereas others are not, or are on private property. I was hoping to find a map of some of the lines in my neighborhood so I could know what is and is not legal, plus get an idea how much riding there is to be done.

Thanks

[russ_watters]

I doubt you'll find anything specific enough to be of help to you. Have you spent any time googling it?

[Ivan Seeking]

You can buy maps from the USGS. I couldn't find anything free.

Hopefully this information is controlled a little; with terrorism in mind.

[Adam]

I think this is what you want: http://www.enermap.com/electric_map.html

[Ivan Seeking]

so much for that theory! :biggrin:

[Miles]

Hopefully this information is controlled a little; with terrorism in mind.

I would hope so to but :uhh: :uhh:

[ray b]

You can buy maps from the USGS. I couldn't find anything free.

Hopefully this information is controlled a little; with terrorism in mind.

well they are kinda BIG and up in the air so eazy to spot

in Miami FP&L has ARC [program] maps of all kinds of stuff like powerlines , water, belltel, gas ect, plus esmts and R/W but access is restricted