Wednesday, Jan 18, 2012 at 10:06
Hi
@ Blaze
Sorry wasnt at any point trying to suggest the GE images were showing the current situation at that location. Even an image taken last week may not show current state of affairs with respect to water..so the fact that the images are over seven years old is, in this case, irrelevant.
Was just pointing out that while currently available maps (e.g. 250K, Hema, Westprint) may not show the presence of all the lakes i.e. they are "unmapped" (dry or otherwise), GE does, so handy tool for planning....and at least you won't be totally surprised like some when you drive over a nearby sandridge :)
Establishing if they are or will be full of water at the time of your trip requires a different path of investigation..
Cheers
Greg
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