In preparing for Christmas Bird Counts around the state, it would be helpful
to have detailed maps for counters.  Traditional methods of map preparation
involve drawing circles on copies of DeLorme atlas pages and delineating
boundaries by hand with z Sharpie.

Does anyone know of a more technologically sophisticated, 21st century way
to create such maps, perhaps using Google Earth, Mapquest, or something
similar?  The main goal would be to clearly mark count circles in a
printable format; marking regions within the circles is secondary.  Finding
a map isn't too hard; marking the count circle is the challenge.

Please reply off-list, as this probably is not an appropriate topic for
extended list discussion.

Thanks!

--
Bill Heck

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