Regional/Metro Cities

[Zach]

Excuse my double posting, but here's the Regional Map for 22417 (Cox of Ocala, FL).

[wxntrafficfan]

Here are some more regional/metro maps of Intellistars I have seen:

Cincinnati (Intellistar Unit 24698):
Metro Map:


Regional Map


Asheville, NC (Intellistar Unit 23588):
Metro Map:


Regional Map:


Morristown/Newport, TN (Intellistar Unit 23671):
Metro Map:


Regional Map:


That Intellistar Unit seems to serve a pretty big area....... 

[Zach]

Asheville, NC (Intellistar Unit 23588):
Metro Map:

That's the Regional Map.

[wxntrafficfan]

Asheville, NC (Intellistar Unit 23588):
Metro Map:

That's the Regional Map.

Oops 
I have hundreds of screenshots on my computer and I also have to keep track of the image URL's when I am posting, so I was bound to make that mistake. Thanks for pointing it out, and allow me to fix it.......

[toxictwister00]

Atlanta IntelliStar Unit: 22204

Regional Map and Metro Maps

[wxntrafficfan]

Atlanta IntelliStar Unit: 22204

Regional Map and Metro Maps

That metro map to me is ridiculously zoomed in. I never realized the ATL (I only call it that, instead of Atlanta) had so many suburbs. Since when is there a place called mid-town in Atlanta?

[toxictwister00]

Atlanta IntelliStar Unit: 22204

Regional Map and Metro Maps

That metro map to me is ridiculously zoomed in. I never realized the ATL (I only call it that, instead of Atlanta) had so many suburbs. Since when is there a place called mid-town in Atlanta?

Midtown is in the central part (heart) of Downtown, it's where most businesses and housing is. It would have made more sense to just say "Atlanta" instead of "Midtown" and the map being zoomed in like that I'm not sure why they did that since all of those cities are in or around the perimeter of Atlanta, that configuration hasn't changed much since the early IS days.

[wxntrafficfan]

Atlanta IntelliStar Unit: 22204

Regional Map and Metro Maps

That metro map to me is ridiculously zoomed in. I never realized the ATL (I only call it that, instead of Atlanta) had so many suburbs. Since when is there a place called mid-town in Atlanta?

Midtown is in the central part (heart) of Downtown, it's where most businesses and housing is. It would have made more sense to just say "Atlanta" instead of "Midtown" and the map being zoomed in like that I'm not sure why they did that since all of those cities are in or around the perimeter of Atlanta, that configuration hasn't changed much since the early IS days.

Yeah, that was my guess as to midtown. I believe all the metro maps of any Intellistars around the country were zoomed in with the advent of HiRAD back in 2006. I specifically remember my metro map having Lansing, Battle Creek, South Haven, Grand Rapids, and Muskegon on my metro map back in April 2005.

[Darr'chelle]

Mine has Phoenix suburbs - and Komatke. (It's on a large reservation that borders Phoenix to the south. Driving along I-10 from the south in, Phoenix SLAMS into you with a freeway and then the start of suburbia.

[texasstooge]

City Listings for #22105 (All cities listed are in Texas unless otherwise indicated by state abbreviation):

Metro Cities:
 - Arlington
 - Boyd
 - Dallas
 - DeSoto
 - Double Oak
 - Fort Worth
 - Garland
 - Irving
 - Keller
 - Lewisville
 - Plano

Regional Cities:
 - Abilene
 - Dallas
 - Lubbock
 - Lufkin
 - San Angelo
 - Shreveport, LA
 - Texarkana, AR
 - Waco
 - Wichita Falls

[gt1racerlHDl]

Regional Cities:


Metro Cities:

[wxntrafficfan]

Here are all the many metro maps I've seen in mah day

Lansing (22840):


East Lansing (22842):


Asheville, NC (23588):


Morristown, TN (23671):


Cincinnati, OH (24698):


Alpena, MI (23855):


Grand Rapids, MI (22558):


Romulus, MI (22263):


Novi, MI (24601):


Bay City, MI (23662):


Port Huron, MI (22244):


Marquette, MI (23819):


South Haven, MI (22775):


Here are the many regional maps I have also seen:
Lansing/E. Lansing (22840/22842):


Asheville, NC/Morristown, TN (23588/23671):


Cincinnati, OH (24698):


Houghton Lake, MI (1089):


Bad Axe, MI (2335):


Alpena, MI (23855):

Current Conditions Map


Forecast Map


Grand Rapids, MI (22558):


Romulus/Novi, MI (22263/24601):


Bay City, MI/Port Huron, MI (23662/22244):


St Ignace, MI (5779):


Petoskey, MI (2920):


Marquette, MI (23819)


South Haven, MI (22775):

[TWCJim]

I've bumped this topic to include a list of metro and regional maps from the STARs that I've seen in person.


Omak, WA WeatherSTAR 4000 (4275)


Regional map




The Dalles, OR WeatherSTAR XL (9302)


Regional map




Spokane, WA IntelliSTAR (20894)


Metro map (2005)




Metro map (Current)




Regional map




Phoenix, AZ IntelliSTAR (22329)


Metro map




Regional map




Astoria, OR IntelliSTAR (23550)


Metro map




Regional map




Kennewick, WA IntelliSTAR (23768)


Metro map




Beaverton, OR IntelliSTAR (25648)


Metro map




Corvallis, OR IntelliSTAR (25650)


Metro map




Regional map




Pullman, WA IntelliSTAR (26203)


Metro map




I've also seen a few other STARs besides the ones listed above, but I was unable to get pics of those STARs' metro and/or regional maps, sadly.    Other than that, this concludes the list of the maps from the STARs that I've seen in person.

[xoddf2]

IntelliStar 22689 (Tulsa, OK) metro:


IntelliStar 23265 (Clinton, OK) metro:


WeatherStar 4000 8011(?) (Holbrook, AZ) Regional Observations:


WeatherStar 4000 8011(?) (Holbrook, AZ) Regional Forecast:

[Eric]

Interesting collection of maps!  I always disliked seeing icons cut off at the bottom of the screen on the 4000, though.  Surely the programmers could have nudged the city up a little bit to avoid that.