White Mountains - New Hampshire

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Human-Crafted Map Details Built from precise 1 arcsecond resolution SRTM data retrieved directly from the Space Shuttle (approximately 1.4 million facets). Prominently situated at the map's core is Mount Washington, New England's highest elevation, accompanied by the majestic Great Gulf and Tuckerman's Ravine features. The intricately rendered landscape was achieved utilizing a cutting-edge, unpublicized SRTM2STL edition. To recreate similar detailed maps at 3 arcsecond resolution, you can obtain source code under the GNU license on GitHub. Simply navigate to the platform, search for "SRTM2STL," and gain access to the tools needed to unlock stunning digital terrains. Note: For large-format map printing, I've found excellent results using ABS material with a heated bed setup. PLA also functions well in such environments; however, its affinity for warping in high temperatures (as I can attest having left some prints in my car) can lead to distortions, an issue not typically associated with ABS.