Just wondering...some of the counties on the LbNA map are green and
some are not. I'm assuming a county has to have a certain number of
boxes to be green. Am I right and if so, how many?
Nitrocat and Kittens
LbNA map question
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Started on 2006-08-02
LbNA map question
From: pinkie21299 (stjohn116@sbcglobal.net) |
Date: 2006-08-02 16:54:27 UTC
Re: LbNA map question
From: ncginger2000 (ncginger2000@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2006-08-02 17:14:27 UTC
Not sure if it's still this way, but this came up on the Southeast
board more than a year ago. At that time the maps were pictures that
had to be updated by hand. Probably still are...
Therefore the counties don't necessarily get colored in at a certain
box number. It's more when someone gets a chance to do it. The maps
probably are not a reliable indicator of whether a county has boxes in
it or not.
Knit Wit
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "pinkie21299"
wrote:
>
> Just wondering...some of the counties on the LbNA map are green and
> some are not. I'm assuming a county has to have a certain number of
> boxes to be green. Am I right and if so, how many?
> Nitrocat and Kittens
>
board more than a year ago. At that time the maps were pictures that
had to be updated by hand. Probably still are...
Therefore the counties don't necessarily get colored in at a certain
box number. It's more when someone gets a chance to do it. The maps
probably are not a reliable indicator of whether a county has boxes in
it or not.
Knit Wit
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "pinkie21299"
wrote:
>
> Just wondering...some of the counties on the LbNA map are green and
> some are not. I'm assuming a county has to have a certain number of
> boxes to be green. Am I right and if so, how many?
> Nitrocat and Kittens
>