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From Panacea FL to the east coast, the Long Way
Summary:
Information about the Rivers not found here.
An Epic Kayak Trip ...under re-construction during Jan 2012...
The Tennesse River - Completed in 2011
The Tenn-Tom Waterway - Completed in 2011
The Tombigbee River - Completed in 2011
The Mobile Delta \ Mobile Bay - Completed in 2011
The Gulf Coast Intercoastal Water Way - Completed in 2011
The Florida Coast - Restarting at Mile 257 in Ochlockonee Bay
Below is the .xls file used to create my waypoints for the C.T.; use right-click, save-as.
Florida CT 3g 032711.xls ...DEAD LINK...
Close examination will show how I used msXcel to string the various milepost data and comments together to form the waypoint names and descriptions.
There are several ways to use this data, including creating custom POI's. Most tools used to handle gps/waypoint data can accept .gpx files and on-line tools at http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/ can convert most anything into anything else.
Before making a POI files from this data, you may want to remove/replace the html syntax "<br><br>" with a 'comma and one space'. For older gps'r the allowable number of characters for POI's is much greater than that of waypoints but still not enough for longer descriptions. For newer Garmins, editing/shortening the information in the DESCRIPTION field is probably not required but reading a page full of html code can be a pain.
The Tennesse River - Completed in 2011
The Tenn-Tom Waterway - Completed in 2011
The Tombigbee River - Completed in 2011
The Mobile Delta \ Mobile Bay - Completed in 2011
The Gulf Coast Intercoastal Water Way - Completed in 2011
The Florida Coast - Restarting at Mile 257 in Ochlockonee Bay
Below is the .xls file used to create my waypoints for the C.T.; use right-click, save-as.
Florida CT 3g 032711.xls ...DEAD LINK...
Close examination will show how I used msXcel to string the various milepost data and comments together to form the waypoint names and descriptions.
There are several ways to use this data, including creating custom POI's. Most tools used to handle gps/waypoint data can accept .gpx files and on-line tools at http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/ can convert most anything into anything else.
Before making a POI files from this data, you may want to remove/replace the html syntax "<br><br>" with a 'comma and one space'. For older gps'r the allowable number of characters for POI's is much greater than that of waypoints but still not enough for longer descriptions. For newer Garmins, editing/shortening the information in the DESCRIPTION field is probably not required but reading a page full of html code can be a pain.
Names Are Linked
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| Marker Legend | |
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| example: 110504W001TN01 | |
| 11 | YEAR |
| 05 | MONTH |
| 04 | DATE |
| W | DAY OF WEEK |
| 001 | DAYS INTO TRIP |
| TN | STATE |
| 01 | DAYS IN STATE |
| My Campsites |
| Resupply Points |
| Mileposts |