Google Earth Layers for San
Bernardino County, California
Didn't get an info flash drive at the
May '10 ICSC? You can retrieve the same layers from this page.
(Note: the layers listed below may be
more up-to-date than those in the flash drive.)
Don't
have Google Earth? You can download it
for free from Google.
Economic & Business Data
Economic
Data
(updated 8/15/09)
City Boundaries with Contact Information
(updated 10/23/09)
City
Boundaries with Contact Information in Google Maps
(updated 10/23/09)
County
Special Zones
(updated 9/3/08) -- This file includes all the County redevelopment
areas, San Bernardino Valley Enterprize Zone, Victor Valley Economic
Development Area, and the Inland Valley Development Area
Redevelopment Areas
(updated 8/6/09) --
this file is included in the "County Special Zones" file...
Redevelopment
Areas in Google Maps -- same file
as above; no Google Earth needed
Drive
Time from I-10/I-15 Interchange -- This file shows how far you can
reach by driving for 30, 60, 120, 180, 240, and 300 minutes from the
I-10/I-15 interchange (near the LA/Ontario Airport). Data for
population, households, and families for each of the drive-time ranges
are included. If you want some data for some other major
logistics centers in the Western U.S., please visit our Logistics Industry page.
Note: The
following pages are dynamic pages whose contents change
constantly. We
recommend creating a "network link" instead of a one-time download.
If
you are unable to create a "network link," please come back to this
page and re-download periodically.
Available
Office & Retail Properties (URL for Network
Link in Google Earth: http://sbcounty.info/ge/Available_Properties.kmz
)
Available
Office & Retail Properties in Google Maps -- same file
as above; no Google Earth needed
Tourism/Recreation
Note: The
following pages are dynamic pages whose contents change
constantly. We
recommend creating a "network link" instead of a one-time download.
If
you are unable to create a "network link," please come back to this
page and re-download periodically.
Major Destinations (URL for Network
Link in Google Earth: http://sbcounty.info/ge/Major_Destinations.kmz
) (updated 9/3/08) -- this file replaces "Recreational Venues"
Major
Destinations in Google Maps
-- same file
as above; no Google Earth needed
Community
Events (URL for Network
Link in Google Earth: http://sbcounty.info/ge/Community_Events.kmz
)
List of Public Schools and API scores
Natural Resources
Wind
Resources (updated 4/15/08)
Aquifers
(updated 10/2/08)
Infrastructure
San Bernardino
County Airports (the three large ones and the County-owned airports)
How to create a
"network link" in Google Earth
1) Once you are in Google Earth, right-click on "My Places" under
"Places" which is the middle section of the SideBar. Choose "Add
>" and then choose "Network Link".
2) Once the dialog box appears, input the information.
"Name" can be the title of the layer you see on this page. "Link"
should be the URL that follows the title of the layer that is shown in green typeface
on this page (or you can right-click on the title of the layer and
choose "Copy Link Location"). Click on the "Refresh" tab and set
it to refresh "Periodically" every "99 hours". This will force
Google Earth to update the content about every four days. Click
on [OK] and you should see the layer in "My Places".
3) Right-click on the layer that you just added and choose
"Refresh". This will force Google Earth to download the data for
the very first time. Otherwise the layer will not be loaded for
another 4 days.
4) If you have many layers under "My Places", you may want to
create a folder called "San Bernardino County, CA" and move all the
network links you just created and/or layers you just downloaded into
that folder.
Got a comment or question?
Please e-mail us at ge @
sbcounty.info . Thank you.