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Museums of Western Australia: Central-Southern Regions of Wheatbelt, SW Australia, Great Southern and Goldfields-Esperance

Welcome to the third and last article in this series on Museums in the State of Western Australia.

This article continues to expose locations and collection details for museums in the remaining regions of Wheatbelt, Goldfields-Esperance, Great Southern and Southwest Australia.  These are areas that lie in the central and southwest of the State of Western Australia and include remote outback areas many from outside Australia probably imagine when they think of Australia.  There are no major metropolitan areas, vast areas of dry, open land bounded only by some scantly inhabited towns and villages dotting along the beautiful south and southwestern coastline.  If you are looking for grand museums like those of great modern cities of Europe, Asia, and America, you may be in for a surprise.

Museums in Western Australia - City of Perth, Fremantle Harbor and Greater Perth Area Museums

Museums in Western Australia - City of Perth, Fremantle Harbor and Greater Perth Area Museums 
City of Perth, Western Australia and Fremantle Harbor

Welcome to our series on Museums in Western Australia.  This is the second article in the series, and we invite you to enjoy it and refer to the first article easily through this link. This article will expose locations and collection details for museums in the vicinity of Perth, Western Australia.  Greater Metropolitan Perth includes a wide range of museums from ancient history, more cultural and contemporary themes including motor sports, nature, and the arts.

Museums in Western Australia - Northwest Coastal Regions

Museums in Western Australia - Northwest Costal Regions

Australia is a land of stark beauty and a harsh, brutal natural environment.  Geographically segregated from all other major continents of Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas, it has developed a rich and unique history as well as unique evolutionary flora and fauna.  It is reported to be the oldest, flattest, driest continent with the least amount of fertile soil.  Those facts are hard to dispute.  It has been inhabited by humans for over 65,000 years with archeological evidence of community with a culture with hieroglyphic communications dating back at least 40,000 years.  The story of these people and much more is contained in the many museums of Australia.  In this, the first of a series of articles, we will identify the locations and content of museums of some of the most remote areas of Australia for your interest and enjoyment. We will begin by looking at the museums  located to the north and west in the State of Western Australia, those of Kimberly, Pilbara, Gascoyne, and Midwest.

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How to Geocode Addresses from Australia

Have an interest in geocoding or reverse geocoding of batch files for Australia?  First you need to understand the postal addressing structure they use in Australia. You may think postal codes are the same in Australia as in the USA, Canada, or the UK.  Of course, with similar histories and language there are similarities, but to be certain you are focusing on the right attributes of their postal codes, we offer this brief article specific to the postal code address structure ad defined for Australia.  It is important for anyone interested in geocoding to understand the exact address structure of the places they are examining to prevent confusing the algorithms of the bulk processing software used for large batch files.  Let’s take a closer look at the structures used in Australia. 

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How to Geocode Addresses from Brazil

How to Geocode Addresses from Brazil?

Have you ever wondered how postal addresses are structured around the world?  Are they all the same or similar?  Is there a stable set of “rules” that you can rely on to help you understand for the purposes of your enterprise?  Wherever you grew-up, the system probably seems very straight-forward, reliable, and predictable.  We almost all take for granted the structure of an address when we mail something or use it on your cell phone to locate it and find a driving route.  You may think the same structure exists in other countries, even if you aren’t familiar with those places. To your surprise that is not always the case.  There are many variations in different regions and countries around the world based on their history and their modern efforts to put a rational structure in place to align with digital technology.  Let’s look at Brazil. 

easy geocoding with Brazil

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5+1 Tips for Quick and Easy Geocoding with CSV2GEO

Do you already find geocoding your data to be EASY?
Do you wish it WAS a little easier with better results? 

I'm sharing with you a few tips to help you manage your input files and formatting prior to geocoding.  These tips should give you the advantage of maximum accuracy with your output data files.  I hope you find them helpful.
5 + 1 tips for quick and easy geocoding with CSV2GEO
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How to Embed Interactive Map in Articles and Blog Postings

Ever wish you could create an interactive map to display with your articles and blogs?  Do you know how easy it is ?  We use an interesting and exciting set of example data to walk you through the process of generating your own interactive maps.

How to build interactive maps for embedded into your articles and blog postings using reverse geocoding technology from csv2geo.

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Bigfoot Sightings Map of Alaska Geocoded

Bigfoot Accounts in Alaska with Geocoded Interactive Pin Map

Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti, Abominable Snowman, etc. are all names given to describe some being or group of beings said to inhabit remote areas of North America.  Although descriptions, locations and accounts differ somewhat, most seem to share the common theme of as a large, hairy, muscular, bipedal man/ape-like creature between 6 and 9 feet tall covered in hair described as black, dark brown, or auburn.

Legends and accounts predate the names.  Historically, many cultures have accounts of giant larger-than-life, man-like creatures.  Most names are more description than name, along the lines of "wild man" or "hairy man", although other names described common actions said to have been witnessed,  perform, such as “clam eater” or “tree shaker”. Evidence of Bigfoot's existence is based on many personal accounts made with short videos, photos, sightings, large footprints left clearly in the soil, etc.  Enormous footprints have been found in the areas of these accounts, some measuring as large as 24 inches long and 8 inches wide, hence the name "Bigfoot".

Bigfoot Sightings Map of Alaska Geocoded

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Explore Michigan Art Museums with a Batch Geocoded Interactive Map

Michigan Art Museums with Geocoded Interactive Pin Map

Michigan is a state of wide interest and culture. High tech urban areas and remote peaceful areas of natural wonder.  A rich history that reaches far back before the settlement of Europeans, the Native Americans inhabited this area since the recession of the last ice age. Along with all of these, a foundation of each culture has been to leave their mark in the form of art. If you are fortunate enough to tour the State of Michigan and its many wonders, both natural and man-made, consider taking time to relax and reflect in any one of the many fine art museums throughout the state.  A geocoded interactive pin map of the most popular museums is provided here to help you plan your exploration. 

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Alabama Bigfoot Sighting With Interactive Map

Bigfoot Accounts in Alabama with Geocoded Interactive Pin Map

Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti, Abominable Snowman, etc. are all names given to describe some being or group of beings said to inhabit remote areas of North America.  Although descriptions, locations and accounts differ somewhat, most seem to share the common theme of as a large, hairy, muscular, bipedal man/ape-like creature between 6 and 9 feet tall covered in hair described as black, dark brown, or auburn.

Legends and accounts predate the names.  Historically, many cultures have accounts of giant larger-than-life, man-like creatures.  Most names are more description than name, along the lines of "wild man" or "hairy man", although other names described common actions said to have been witnessed,  perform, such as “clam eater” or “tree shaker”. Evidence of Bigfoot's existence is based on many personal accounts made with short videos, photos, sightings, large footprints left clearly in the soil, etc.  Enormous footprints have been found in the areas of these accounts, some measuring as large as 24 inches long and 8 inches wide, hence the name "Bigfoot".

alabama big foot look from interactive map

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