COMPLETE USA SANBORN MAP COLLECTION ONLINE FREE

[gldhntr]

must have north carolina library card to access.........


http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/maps/sanborn.html

 

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[alabamadan]

I don't guess you could hook us up with a card number?

 

[mlhudson]

HERE YOU GO " BAMA DAN" GO TO SANBORN SITE = USER NAME = SANBORN
PASSWORD = WELCOME


IF THAT DONT WORK SWITCH TO THE USERNAME AND PASSWORD

I TAKE NO CREDIT FOR THE ACCOUNT

MLHUDSON

 

[findstuf]

HERE YOU GO " BAMA DAN" GO TO SANBORN SITE = USER NAME = SANBORN
PASSWORD = WELCOME


IF THAT DONT WORK SWITCH TO THE USERNAME AND PASSWORD

I TAKE NO CREDIT FOR THE ACCOUNT

MLHUDSON

Which sanborn site, the one posted above? For some reason the map for my town is not available anywhere. I found the company that owns all the originals; edrnet.com.... but you have to buy a copy.

 

[auferret]

Not every town in the country is listed there. Which one would you be from? Maybe we can find it somewhere for you.

Edit - Try this one. It is the complete list http://sanborn.umi.com/ same user and password

 

[findstuf]

thanks, I plugged that username and password into the 4 sites I ran across. It worked in the link you just posted.

 

[SgtSki in MI]

As of May 13th, 2009 the username "Sanborn" and the password "welcome" no longer work

 

[extractor]

So how do you access the site now?

 

[dan_h]

I think they just changed their log-on again. sanborn and welcome no longer work. Also tried the old residence and welcome and that didn't work either.

 

[RJGMC]

If you want to look in California only, I found sjplremote and welcome will get you in. Now who has the magic words for Missouri?

THANKS!

BOB

 

[deepskyal]

I think what happens is we post the user name and password, then after a while they catch on and change it. I think they are looking at the revenue they lose by the free access.

Think about it....if you were trying to sell something and found a key code that allowed someone to get it for free...posted for the world to read.....you'd change it too.

We aren't the only ones that read Treasure Net forum postings. All sorts of people, companies, etc.

For some reason....I still have access without needing to log in.....and I don't subscribe to them. I always needed the user name and Password.....til today, 5/16/2009.

Maybe they just made it free. In the last 20 minutes.... . I tried the link posted and got the log-on...but figured out the new info to log in...now it comes up all the time without loggin in...musta left a cookie on my puter.

My last access, I spent days downloading maps. I started from my home site and spiraled outwards. It was monotonous, but I got lots and lots of maps saved...just in case they did what they did...change their log-in. Even bought a laptop puter so I could watch tv while I downloaded.

I've watched a couple of my favorite sites disappear or become pay sites recently...probably because of the economy. Someone has to pay to keep the sites up. Free sites, especially the ones with loads of copywritten information, are disappearing. Get it while you can.

T-net is a great site for sharing info and charter members help support it. But we also need to keep some information on the down-low so we can continue accessing informative sites. If you want the new un and pw, send me a message. I'm not guaranteeing it by any means, just dont want it posted for the world, then lose it again.

Al

 

[SgtSki in MI]

I agree with Al on this one. I was also downloading tons of maps for where I hunt before I couldn't get into it anymore, so I'm probably one of the guilty parties as to why they changed the username/password. Oops!

 

[FrankZwolinski]

Free Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps for NY state

I agree with Al on this one. I was also downloading tons of maps for where I hunt before I couldn't get into it anymore, so I'm probably one of the guilty parties as to why they changed the username/password. Oops!

So, are there no more free resources for the above?

Thanks, Frank

 

[kam50]

Check your local library. Mine here has a link where you can access with your library card. HH