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David K
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 posted on 5-19-2005 at 06:04 AM
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BAJA LOCATIONS FROM SPACE
Here is where I will try and place all the links (ever growing) to satellite close ups of various points on the peninsula.
I will group them by region... Maybe:
Baja Pacific, Baja Gulf, Along or near Hwy. 1, Miscl. sites.
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David K
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posted on 5-19-2005 at 06:07 AM
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Baja Pacific Coast
La Bufadora, Punta
Banda
Punta Cabras
Punta Colonet
Bahia San
Quintin
Punta Baja
Punta San Carlos
Punta Canoas
Punta Vibora
Punta Blanco
Punta Cono
Punta Maria
Escalera Nautica at
Santa Rosalillita]
El Tomatal &
Miller's Landing
Morro Santo Domingo
& Laguna Manuela
Laguna Guerrero Negro
(Black Warrior)
Laguna Ojo de Liebre
(Scammon's Lagoon)
Bahia Tortugas
San Roque
Bahia Asuncion
Punta Abreojos
San Juanico/ Scorpion
Bay
Puerto Lopez Mateos,
Mag Bay
Puerto San Carlos, Mag
Bay
Puerto Cancun, Mag
Bay
Punta Conejo
Cabo San Lucas
[Edited on 3-21-2007 by David K]
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David K
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posted on 5-19-2005 at 06:39 AM
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Baja Gulf Coast
San Felipe
Punta Estrella
Rancho/Laguna Percebu
& north end of Shell Island
Bahia Santa Maria,
south of San Felipe
El Coloradito
Punta San Fermin
Puertecitos
Isla El Huerfanito (The
Little Orphan) and Nacho's Camp
Gonzaga Bay (Punta
Willard to Punta Final)
Puerto Calamajue
End of new track to coast (so. of Calamajue)
Punta Remedios, Bahia
Guadalupe
Bahia de los
Angeles
Punta San
Francisquito
La Trinidad
Santa Rosalia
Mulege
Santispac to Coyote,
Bahia Concepcion
El Requeson, Bahia
Concepcion
Loreto
Puerto Escondido
Agua Verde
Timbabichi
Los Burros and Valle
Kakiwi lake
San Evaristo, Valle el
Venado lake, Isla San Jose's Punta San Ysidro
San Juan de la
Costa
El Magote, Ensenada de
Aripes, El Centenario, part of La Paz
Pichilingue (ferry
terminal)
Las Arenas, Ensenada de
los Muertos
Los Barriles
La Ribera
Cabo Pulmo and Los
Frailes
Estero San Jose, San
Jose del Cabo
See Pacific Coast list for Cabo San Lucas
[Edited on 2-10-2007 by David K]
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David K
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posted on 5-19-2005 at 07:27 AM
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Along Highway One (within 6 mi. of hwy.)
Tijuana Border
Crossing
Popotla (Fox Studios to
Punta el Descanso)
San Pedro Martir/
Observatory Road Jcn.
San Telmo de Arriba (on
Observatory road)
Turnoff to Punta San
Carlos (Km. 80-81)
Rancho El
Arenoso (abnd.)
Mision San Fernando
access at Hwy. 1
El Progreso (on Hwy.
1), signed access to San Fernando
Mision San
Fernando
San Agustin (Abdn.
Pemex, trailer park)
El Marmol Road at Hwy.
1 (next to Cafe Sonora)
Arroyo Agua Dulce &
1973 water truck access road at Hwy. 1
Agua Dulce (historic
spring on El Camino Real)
New/good access to Agua
Dulce
Old Southern road
to/from El Marmol at Old Main Baja Road
Agua Escondida access
(?) at old Baja road
Faro San Jose Road at
Hwy. 1
Catavina Rock Art Site
(near Hwy. 1 at north arroyo crossing)
Catavina
Laguna Chapala
Turnoff to San Antonio
& Pacific Coast
El Crucero (old San
Felipe & Gonzaga road jcn. with Mex. 1)
Old L.A. Bay Road
crossing Hwy. 1, New Rancho San Luis road jcn.
Shortcut road to San
Antonio (Codornices) at Hwy. 1
L.A. Bay Hwy. Jcn.
(ex-Parador Punta Prieta)
Punta Prieta (old dirt
strip upper left & paved runway lower right)
Turnoff to Santa
Roaslillita & paved part of Escalera Nautica highway
(Nuevo) Rosarito, road
east to San Borja
Turnoff to El
Tomatal
Villa Jesus Maria, road
to Laguna Manuela
Eagle Monument,
Guerrero Negro
Turnoff to El Arco
Turnoff to Guillermo
Prieto, Mision Santa Gertrudis, Punta San Francisquito
Vizcaino, Turnoff to
Bahia Tortugas
Turnoff to San
Francisco de la Sierra
Turnoff to Punta
Abreojos
San Ignacio
San Bartolo
Santiago
Agua Caliente (near Santiago)
Miraflores
MORE TO COME!
[Edited on 1-31-2007 by David K]
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David K
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posted on 5-19-2005 at 07:28 AM
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Miscl. Baja Locations
Tijuana/Tecate Toll Gate & Blvd. 2000 Jcn.
Tecate Border
Crossing
Laguna Salada Road at
Mexico #2
Guadalupe Canyon
Colorado River (near
gulf)
Ojos Negros
Laguna Hanson
Mike's Sky Rancho
Jcn., Hwy. 3
San Matias Pass, Hwy.
3
Crucero La Trinidad
(Hwy. 5 & Hwy. 3 Jcn.)
Mike's Sky
Rancho
Meling Ranch
Observatorio
Diablo Mountain &
Canyon
San Isidoro
Trail to San Pedro Martir from San Isidoro
Mision San Pedro Martir
San Felipe
Airport
Sulfur Mine (El
Apache)
Agua Caliente Canyon
(off Valle Chico)
Agua Caliente Hot
Spring
Rancho el Matomi (west
of Puertecitos)
Mine west of Puertecitos, at end of long road from Mex. 1
Rancho San Antonio
El Marmol (onyx school
house)
El Volcan
Peninsular Divide, Mision Santa Maria Road
Las Arrastras (site)
Pioneer Mine
Coco's Corner
Calamajue Mission Site
Tinaja de Yubay
El Toro Copper Mine
Mision San Borja
El Camino Real switchback
Las Flores Railroad, south end
Rancho La Bocana, south
of L.A. Bay (called 'San Pedro' in Almanac)
El Arco
Guillermo Prieto (north
of Vizcaino)
Geothermal Plant N of Santa Rosalia
Todos Santos
More Coming Soon!
[Edited on 2-24-2008 by David K]
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BajaVida
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 posted on 5-19-2005 at 03:28 PM
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thanks, David--nice stuff
all I need now is San Ignacio (and the Laguna)
San Borja would be nice too
No se apure y dure.
Don't hurry and you'll last longer.
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Dave
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posted on 5-19-2005 at 06:04 PM
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David, WAY COOL!
People are more violently opposed to fur rather than leather
because it's much easier to harass rich women than motorcycle gangs.
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BajaVida
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posted on 5-19-2005 at 08:29 PM
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now I can think of where I'd rather be rather than where I am
No se apure y dure.
Don't hurry and you'll last longer.
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Packoderm
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posted on 5-19-2005 at 09:09 PM
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I have found that all you need is one of those maps, and then you can scroll all around the world if you want. Very cool. You can almost see
individual hippies as Haight St. goes into Golden Gate park. I can also see my house.
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posted on 5-19-2005 at 09:31 PM
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You would think with this beautiful weather you wouldn't have so much time on yer hands. lol
[Edited on 5-19-2005 by thekookbuster]
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posted on 5-19-2005 at 10:52 PM
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Anyone know if the archive is being updated regularly with the high resolution photos?
Imagine how big some the files must be. Amazing stuff. Now if I can only get my hands on some of these without going broke.
Updated high res photos + Ozi + GPS + Baja = Heaven 
Avatar courtesy of Herb 
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bajajudy
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posted on 5-19-2005 at 11:22 PM
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Daivd
I would really like to see the estuary in San Jose.
They just broke it through again....dont they know you cant mess with mother nature.
Thanks
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posted on 5-20-2005 at 01:07 AM
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" Anyone know if the archive is being updated regularly with the high resolution photos?"
The photos for the map are old. It shows cars parked on a parking lot that is currently torn up. It also doesn't show the light rail stations that
were built years ago.
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posted on 5-21-2005 at 06:24 PM
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Perhaps I should have written "upgraded" photos. 
Avatar courtesy of Herb
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Ken Bondy
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posted on 6-7-2005 at 05:02 AM
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David these are fantastic. Breathtaking. Thanks so much for doing this.
++Ken++
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latitude26n
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posted on 6-7-2005 at 11:43 PM
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Ah heck. Looks like we left the garage door open again!
Well not quite, but I can see the green of my Palo Verde trees.
Thanks for doing these quick links. I loose my position sometimes when I'm scrolling thru the open desert areas so this is much easier.
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David K
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posted on 6-9-2005 at 02:33 AM
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I have added Puerto Calamajue, Punta Remedios/Bahia Guadalupe, and Santa Rosalia to the list of Gulf side locations from space....
Remember, you can zoom in or out and scroll any direction to see beyond the image I have a link to. This list is just to make your Baja search faster,
from a known starting point.
I will be adding more points in the center of the peninsula next, to what I have already started!
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posted on 6-9-2005 at 04:42 PM
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green patchz
Cool links David!!
I was checking out the punta abreojos link, and I remember driving by old volcanoes in the area and thinking about potential palm canyons there..
I scrolled around the area on google map, and I found a couple green patches.
http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=26.711884,-113.574257&spn=0.027552,0.042315&t=k&hl=en
Can anyone tell me if this green is actually from plants?
[Edited on 6-9-2005 by jide]
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posted on 6-10-2005 at 01:03 AM
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| Quote: | Originally posted by jide
Cool links David!!
I was checking out the punta abreojos link, and I remember driving by old volcanoes in the area and thinking about potential palm canyons there..
I scrolled around the area on google map, and I found a couple green patches.
http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=26.711884,-113.574257&spn=0.027552,0.042315&t=k&hl=en
Can anyone tell me if this green is actually from plants?
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The sat. photo of our area (san juanico) doesn't zoom in very much but I can follow familiar landmarks right to where the trees are in our yard. The
surrounding landscape is brown or dusty-white so it's easy to pick them out. I don't know if anything else would show up as green in the photos.
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Taco de Baja
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posted on 6-19-2005 at 05:47 PM
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Cool images, David.
If you zoom into the max in El Rosario, you can almost see people walking around the Baja Cactus Pemex! 
Thanks
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