A look at what's going on in Trinidad, on H Street, and in the larger area north of Capitol Hill.
Monday, November 26, 2007
A Cool Tool
Check out this map of the Atlas District. Follow the advice to "click here" and you'll see not only see a lot more functionality, but also that you can add, delete, and edit entries (and also see a much larger map). Take a look.
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Cool. Shameless plug for a local band playing a local bar on this map: Tonight "Buck Forty-nine", a local band will be playing The Red & The Black in front of headliners Devil Doll. Check it all out at The Red & The Black's site. BFN's guitar player lives just a couple blocks south of H so come on out and support local music!
This image/map, and the annotations on it, are drawn from Wikimapia, which covers the entire planet and is intended to allow anyone and everyone to annotate anything thing on the map they choose -- a geographic analogue to Wikipedia.
Bored? Find things you know about, anywhere in the world, and put them in.
3 comments:
Cool. Shameless plug for a local band playing a local bar on this map: Tonight "Buck Forty-nine", a local band will be playing The Red & The Black in front of headliners Devil Doll. Check it all out at The Red & The Black's site. BFN's guitar player lives just a couple blocks south of H so come on out and support local music!
This image/map, and the annotations on it, are drawn from Wikimapia, which covers the entire planet and is intended to allow anyone and everyone to annotate anything thing on the map they choose -- a geographic analogue to Wikipedia.
Bored? Find things you know about, anywhere in the world, and put them in.
Is anyone still working on the "Atlas District" site that they link to?
It still shows the Pug as coming soon and makes no mention of Granville Moore's or SOVA.
If it isn't going to be updated, they should probably take it down - it's doing a disservice to the neighborhood this way.
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