76-m Mesh of B.C.’s Lillooet-Thompson Region 30,000 square km of southwestern British Columbia

MSFS2020 Addons | 22 Nov, 2016

76-m Mesh of B.C.’s Lillooet-Thompson Region 30,000 square km of southwestern British Columbia

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76-m Mesh of B.C.’s Lillooet-Thompson Region 30,000 square km of southwestern British Columbia (N50-51, W120-124) in vivid detail. One of the most spectacular regions of the province: Visit the Fraser and Stein River canyons, Princess Louisa Inlet, and the lakes in the Pemberton area. Made from 50-m digital elevation data, resampled to LOD9 (76-m). Use as add-on to my LOD7 (306-m) mesh or independently. By Holger Sandmann. 5.4MB

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