We are excited to announce that Kentucky State sinkhole/subsidence maps are now available at sinkholemaps.com. Please visit our resources page for more details on the data source and other sinkholes related information. We have also created a summary page on how many sinkholes are in Kentucky State based on our sinkhole database. It contains a […]
We are excited to announce the “Print Map” feature requested by some of our members is now live on site. The default print function by web browsers causes the map to split into two pages. We added a “Print Map” button that will allow users to print out sinkhole maps with a correct formating (image […]
We are very excited to announce a new sinkhole search feature available on our home page. You can now check sinkholes in the area of an address by 1, 3, or 5 miles radius for FREE! If you are in the process of moving into a sinkhole prone area or buying a house and just […]
When you search for an address, you will now see a red cursor on the map to indicate the searched address. This will make it’s easier to spot sinkholes around the address of interest. This is one of the many new features in the pipeline that we are working on to improve user experience of […]
In the last few months, we have been working quietly on expanding our service to other States. To kick off that expansion, we chose Pennsylvania State and we are excited to announce that Pennsylvania Sinkhole Maps are live on our site. Along with that, we have also started covering sinkhole news in Pennsylvania, in addition to […]
In June, we expanded our service to the entire Florida. Although sinkholes do not appear everyday, we strive to maintain our data up to date as much as possible. We came to the realization that the cost associated with data management and maintenance was much higher than we initially expected. This is the primary driver […]
We are very excited to announce some of the recent improvements to the site. 1) Sinkholemaps.com Now Covers the Entire Florida We have been working diligently on collecting sinkhole data and we are pleased to announce that we are now serving the entire Florida. The sinkhole data is divided by Florida counties. We have also […]
We are writing this post to announce a new pricing structure. There are now three membership options to access the sinkhole maps. Weekly Plan – Designed primarily for home owners and renters who only need the access for a shorter period of time. Monthly Plan – Designed primarily for home buyers. Annual Plan – Designed […]
We have been busy working on adding more sinkhole maps last month and excited to announce that Citrus, Marion, Orange, and Sumter county sinkhole maps are now live. As we expand into other counties, it become apparent that in comparison to Hillsborough, Pasco, and Pinellas counties, many other counties do not have as comprehensive data on […]