Online Map of the lake

[hancoveguy]

Hello all,
Does anyone know if there is an online map, interactive or otherwise, of the lake? I have checked Bizer's site and was unable to find anything. Its my 4th or 5th season on the lake and I still consider myself a novice when it comes to navigation. Would just love to be able to look up, with one click, all the areas talked about on the forum.

Probably not possible, but how great would it be if there was a winni dot com interactive map and everytime someone mentioned an area in a post, like Tommy's cove or Fish cove, the words would be a hyperlink that you would click on and it would take you directly to a map of the described area..

Not a complaint about the site, love this site...Just a thought...

Still lookin for a regular online map though, so if anyone knows of one please let me know..

Bring on ice out..
HCG

[Major problem]

http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ll...14548&t=m&z=11

[webmaster]

I know it's not exactly what you are looking for but I still use these charts for reference when I don't want to dig out the paper one:

http://docs.unh.edu/nhtopos/Winnipesaukee.htm

[hancoveguy]

The google map is great, I only wish it had ALL the nautical markers and cove names etc... I will book mark it and use it, ty

[SIKSUKR]

Originally Posted by hancoveguy

Hello all,
Would just love to be able to look up, with one click, all the areas talked about on the forum.

Exactly why I have an extra copy of Bizer's chart next to my computer.

[Arubaman]

This may help

http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/Fish...ee_gilford.pdf

[The Eagle]

If you have an "IPhone" or an "IPad", there IS an "App" for the Winnipesaukee navigation chart, so you can see the chart right on your Iphone or Ipad. It costs about $40.00...I am going to get it on my IPad, and use that as my chart. It is the "Bizer" chart offered. Sounds like this is what youre looking for. Does this help??
"The Eagle"

[Island Girl]

You can go to Bizer.com and buy a PDF version of the chart for $24 or $28 depending on whether you want just the front or both the front and back.

If you have an iPad you can buy Brad Goodman's Bizer chart ( mentioned above). Both companies have been fantastic to work with, and both products work very well.

I especially like to zoom into areas to see the names of places and to memorize the markers.

Also buying from these folks helps keep them in business which is a very, very good thing!

IG

[BroadHopper]

I love comparing the 1909 and 1956 map in webmaster link to today's google map.

[Smith Point]

Originally Posted by webmaster

I know it's not exactly what you are looking for but I still use these charts for reference when I don't want to dig out the paper one:

http://docs.unh.edu/nhtopos/Winnipesaukee.htm

There’s two Smith points? (near the Jerry rd) and two Smith coves? (near Joes Island) click on Northeast corner 1956 and scroll down.

[sluggo]

A company called Mapteck has mapped the entire lake along with two others across the country. You can buy the CD online for around 80.00 This map of winni is awsom. you can do just about anything with it. I dont think they have updated bouy locations but its a 3-d version that is well mapped and fun to use.

[DanP]

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/lakew...450383355?mt=8

Best purchase I've ever made for my boat. I can use it for both my iPad (no better chart plotter around) or my iPhone. No brainer if you are an Apple user. Based on Bizer.