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Thanks for alerting me to this problem. It appears that the machine believes I have exceeded my disk quota. evidence seems to suggest otherwise, but it is under investigation. hope to be up ASAP. Thanks, Ned
Ned Utzig <>
USA - Thursday, October 06, 2005 at 14:40:49 (CDT)

None of the maps are displaying
Jon Stout <kintail@ntelos.net>
Waynesboro , VA USA - Thursday, October 06, 2005 at 06:22:02 (CDT)

None of the maps are displaying.
Jason <jtbarnabas@yahoo.com>
Sacramento, CA USA - Saturday, October 01, 2005 at 00:24:37 (CDT)

This is a terrific site. One suggestion...some of the sectors have no subsector names listed (just A-P). The names seem to be available at some other sites. Where subsector names are available, could you add them? Thanks.
Mark <mgellis2@yahoo.com>
USA - Thursday, September 01, 2005 at 21:13:56 (CDT)

Hello! I love this Imperium Atlas, and I applaud the effort you put into it. However, I will question as to why several systems in the Alpha Crucis (Subsector M) have Zhodani Relay Stations? How can there be Zhodani bases deep inside Solomani-owned systems? Was this a mistake?
Maladominus <maladominus@yahooo.com>
CA USA - Saturday, August 13, 2005 at 18:22:56 (CDT)

Thank you for this great resource. While the data here may not be "canonical" it's still a damned fine resource. Is there a plan to add to the planetary descriptions as time goes forward? Lots of blanks there and I've noticed there is very little detail on most systems (understandable considering the scale here).
Rick Aucoin <rickaucoin@gmail.com>
Plano, TX USA - Tuesday, July 05, 2005 at 10:17:04 (CDT)

Yet another person thanking you for your wonderful site. I'm just starting up a traveller campaign and this site is already proving incredibly useful in my first adventure. Wasn't sure where to place things except that I vaguely wanted it in the Spinward Marches. 10 seconds with your site and I not only knew where things were occurring but also had a couple of extra plot hooks inspired.
Paul Jackson <paulj@somanetworks.com>
Toronto, On Canada - Saturday, July 02, 2005 at 12:01:10 (CDT)

My gosh,what effort--please accept my undying gratitude for your amazing effort and drive. This is a marvelous tool for all Traveller players thanks for you hard work and great idea.
Dan <hbpiper@aol.com>
Lexington, Ky USA - Sunday, May 22, 2005 at 07:03:48 (CDT)

OOps used greater and less then to mark copied text from faq. Which was interpreted as html and dissappeared! I found your incredible site some time ago, although I wish I had found it a little earlier, before I had started my GURPS Traveller campaign :(. Like everyone else I think it's a great tool. (understatement) FAQ info: I am also thinking of adding more customizable map features, such as allowing users to have a profile so they can create their own personal maps, or mark out maps with routes, etc. I am sure you would have no shortage of users for this feature. My own thoughts are more about having the tools to do the same thing on my system in a more limited way to support my own campaign with out wasting your bandwidth. I have 5 mB of limited use web space (no script support) as part of my ISP package. I would like to be able to customize the area we play in for record keeping on my part. Then generate the player info needed for the game to be printed and/or posted to my small web space for player use ;). This means you would have to make your source available to other gamers, but not necessarily the data due to possible copyright issues of course. If you were interested you could use the resources of https://sourceforge.net/ by starting a new project there. By making it available this way you could also get active help in developing some of those better ideas that are still out there.
MikieLD <^@yahoo.com>
Montreal, QC Canada - Tuesday, May 17, 2005 at 08:17:26 (CDT)

I found your incredible site some time ago, although I wish I had found it a little earlier, before I had started my GURPS Traveller campaign :(. Like everyone else I think it's a great tool. (understatement) FAQ info: I am sure you would have no shortage of users for this feature. My own thoughts are more about having the tools to do the same thing in a more limited way to support my own campaign with out wasting your bandwidth. I have 5 mB of limited use web space (no script support) as part of my ISP package. I would like to be able to customize the area we play in for record keeping on my part. Then generate the player info needed for the game to be printed and/or posted to my small web space for player use ;). This means you would have to make your source available to other gamers, but not necessarily the data due to possible copyright issues of course. If you were interested you could use the resources of https://sourceforge.net/ by starting a new project there. By making it available this way you could also get active help in developing some of those better ideas that are still out there.
MikieLD <^@yahoo.com>
Montreal, QC Canada - Tuesday, May 17, 2005 at 08:05:52 (CDT)
Fantastic site! Hard to believe I've been a hard-core Traveller fan all these years and only just now discovered this. (I found it from the links page at freelancetraveller.com, another excellent Traveller site.) It's great that you've added the trade stats from GT: Far Trader. Now if you can just add an bibliographical index lookup of all canonical mentions of each system, that would be the icing on the cake. Email me if you're interested in talking more about that. I can volunteer _some_ labor for it.
Laning <laningatspeakeasydotnet>
Oakton, VA USA - Monday, May 09, 2005 at 00:10:13 (CDT)
wow just found this, absoutly amazing.
dominic <Dariusthaumaturge@yahoo.co.uk>
Cardiff, UK - Sunday, May 01, 2005 at 19:04:36 (CDT)
Fantastic site! Thank you. Very cool and useful. I'd be glad to verify some information from some sectors if needed. thanks! Michael
michael <michaeltaylor1329@hotmail.com>
Venice, CA USA - Sunday, May 01, 2005 at 18:48:31 (CDT)
Great site! Wonderful!
Cameron
Australia - Sunday, April 10, 2005 at 21:28:14 (CDT)
All superlatives have been used up already... Your site is a must for every Traveller nerd on earth! I'll recommend it to the German community. Thank you! H.
H. Hudel <Sage@workforce8.net>
Marburg, Hesse Germany - Thursday, April 07, 2005 at 04:55:23 (CDT)
Outstanding site! Feudal is spelled wrong. Is there some way you can globally replace it?
Fred Ramsey
USA - Monday, March 21, 2005 at 15:10:30 (CST)
Very impressive site and a great resource for my PBEM campaign. Thanks for taking the time to develop this.
Stephen Linn <slinn@mn.rr.com>
Minneapolis, MN USA - Wednesday, January 19, 2005 at 18:11:00 (CST)
Great site! For those of us who are not as well versed in traveller shorthand, it would be great if you could add a legend explaining the meaning of the symbols and colors chosen for each system. Thanks.
Brent Devos <brentdevos@sympatico.ca>
Ottawa, ON Canada - Tuesday, December 07, 2004 at 10:48:56 (CST)
This site is fantastic, and I will use it from here on out in my games. I do wish there was more notes about the different worlds, even just a sentence or two. Major cities and sizes, name of ruler or ruling organization, ridiculously detailed stuff like that. Native alien races, major megacorporation holdings. Nothing big. :) Also, I wish it said why worlds were given red or amber zone classifications. Finally, it would be nice for a short explanation of some of the different allegiance codes that are unfamiliar.
Conrad Deitrick <randomgoblin3@yahoo.com>
Tallahassee, FL USA - Thursday, December 02, 2004 at 10:36:30 (CST)
Very cool. Wonderful. Very well done, one of the best on-line Traveller resources.
Dan Eveland <develand@hotmail.com>
Longwood, FL USA - Monday, September 27, 2004 at 20:18:10 (CDT)
I LOVE THIS SITE!!!! The only thing I could ask for would be more trade routes outside of the Imperium.
Sevya <sevya@hotmail.com>
North Logan, UT USA - Tuesday, August 17, 2004 at 23:18:45 (CDT)
site r0x0rs!!
Pete
LI, NY USA - Friday, July 02, 2004 at 22:31:06 (CDT)
WOW ! is an understatement!!
R, Martinez <mazar@mindspring.com>
arlington , MA USA - Friday, May 14, 2004 at 11:25:19 (CDT)
Excellent site. I have a notebook with a wireless connection at the game table. It would be great if Internet users could make submissions, like the Traveller Land Grab. I love the work you've done!!!
Toddas <tczantow@speagle.com>
WI USA - Friday, April 02, 2004 at 16:05:09 (CST)
THANK YOU SOME VERY MUCH! This site is a great tool for me and my friends. We are big fans of Traveller and all your efforts have really helped us with our campaign. Thanks again!
Bennie <coraxbp@hotmail.com>
Hattiesburg, MS USA - Tuesday, March 09, 2004 at 22:37:43 (CST)
THANK YOU SOME VERY MUCH! This site is a great tool for me and my friends. We are big fans of Traveller and all your efforts have really helped us with our campaign. Thanks again!
Bennie <coraxbp@hotmail.com>
Hattiesburg, MS USA - Tuesday, March 09, 2004 at 22:36:38 (CST)
One word: wow.
Andreas Reimer
Berlin, Germany - Sunday, February 01, 2004 at 14:22:26 (CST)
Hey, you have built up one 'cool' heaven for the traveller masters, guys. Thank you very much. I guess (as many others) if there is a way to download all maps to local. We don´t have any connection in the place we play Traveller neither.
Jabi <jrzsl@hotmail.com>
Santander, Cantabria - Friday, May 30, 2003 at 06:23:55 (CDT)
Is there any way to download the complete maps as we have no access to internet where we play traveller.(awsome maps)
John De Joyce <m.jackaman@ntlworld.com>
Suffolk, England - Friday, May 23, 2003 at 05:33:55 (CDT)
Astoundingly awesome! NASA can only DREAM of having such a tool!
Fritz <duhwoo@aol.com>
Boulder, CO USA - Tuesday, May 13, 2003 at 21:33:49 (CDT)
This is the best Traveller website I've seen ever! If you ever need donations to help maintain it, I'd be happy to help.
Doc <free_trader2003@yahoo.com>
USA - Tuesday, April 22, 2003 at 20:07:50 (CDT)
is there a way to download all your maps? without having to click on each one and look at it? please say there is..this is cool... wally
wally <dtsdesign@yahoo.com>
seattle, wa USA - Monday, April 21, 2003 at 19:24:54 (CDT)
I would like to print the maps, and see some of the system data, if there is any. This is the best source I have found for the known galaxy!
Eric Braun <e.e.braun@att.net>
Tulsa, OK USA - Monday, March 24, 2003 at 16:08:35 (CST)
Great site, great work! Will visit it frequently!
Carsten Fritz <carstenfritz@freenet.de>
Germany - Friday, January 24, 2003 at 04:35:33 (CST)
I am wanting to update and make some corrections to http://www.utzig.com/cgi-bin/iai/system_info.pl?Sectors=Aldebaran&Hex=0437 - 0437 of the "Vw-Aihpos" (M Sector). This system is under a Grand Survey and Census by my corporation. I need direct contact with the author of this database. Please respond. Thanks in advance Baron von Greylord XXXIX baron_von_greylord@charter.net
Baron Von Greylord <baron_von_greylord@charter.net>
Troy / Aldebaran / ALDEBARAN, wv USA - Friday, January 03, 2003 at 02:52:23 (CST)
Absolutly amazing...I'm stunned! I'll be a frequent visitor. / Andreas
Andreas Bogatic <bogatic@yahoo.com>
Vaxjo, Sweden - Wednesday, January 01, 2003 at 16:22:29 (CST)
Amazing site. I'd like to add my voice to those requesting the map be extended trailward, showing Gateway sector among others.
Shawn Metcalf <shawnmetcalf@yahoo.com>
USA - Monday, December 09, 2002 at 12:59:48 (CST)
Great site! Not much that I can add to what has been said before. Just wanted to tell you that this is the best work of it's kind I've seen. Thanks from a Traveller fan.
Chris <Chris13_2001@yahoo.com>
New London, CT USA - Monday, November 18, 2002 at 21:39:52 (CST)
Hey! Did you know that the system detail for the Terra/Solomani Rim is all wrong? Where are mercury and venus and mars?
Karl <mactaka@yahoo.com>
USA - Saturday, November 16, 2002 at 14:05:59 (CST)
Great tool! Would like to see Gateway sector. :)
Scott White <scott_g_white@yahoo.com>
Tampa, FL USA - Monday, October 28, 2002 at 22:20:30 (CST)
Great, as been on the Traveller wagon from the start this is what I always have wanted to do but never had the time or knowledg to start
Per Hosinsky <per.hosinsky@swipnet.se>
Enkoping, Sweden - Sunday, October 06, 2002 at 14:42:05 (CDT)
Nice site with ab easy interface. I will be back when I am looking for data.
Tom Rux <tmr0195@concentric.net>
Roy, WA USA - Sunday, September 22, 2002 at 12:44:50 (CDT)
The Earth system is a tad wonky. The two gas giants in the inner system and Earth out at 1.4 AU
Glenn Crawford <sophontologist@hotmail.com>
Ottawa, On Canada - Monday, July 01, 2002 at 00:31:46 (CDT)
A brilliant and well constructed site !!! Well done. This fits into a campaign that I have been slowly generating over the past few years. (Started out as a hobby of mine but has now taken on a life of its own.) This is a site that I'll now be coming back to on a regular occasion. Already bookmarked.
Dave Gibson <djgibson@hotmail.com>
Perth, WA Australia - Wednesday, June 26, 2002 at 11:16:46 (CDT)
I've been checking some items in this Atlas with info from Supplement 3, "The Spinward Marches." In the book (pg 25), there is an Xboat route from Reston (2323) to Capon (2324) in the Lunion Subsector (K) of the Spinward Marches Sector, but this connection is missing from the Atlas. Also, in the book (page 20) Kinorb's (2202, Regina Subsector [C], Spinward Marches) tech level is given as "5", but in the Atlas it is "8." Perhaps (since I'm looking at a CT booklet) things changed over time?
Dave Pleger <dpleger@earthlink.net>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Monday, June 24, 2002 at 18:15:54 (CDT)
Brilliant site - I'll be back!
Jeff <jrowse@csc.com>
Farnborough, Insanity England - Monday, June 17, 2002 at 09:58:31 (CDT)
GREAT STUFF! I like everything about it except perhaps the colors of the J6 maps. The should be fading or something to indicate range (greyscale black 10%, 20% ...60% for example) instead of those randomish colors. The J6 maps are great, they give you info on how a particular world sees itself and its neighbours, something that is hard to picture when neighbours span subsectors or even sectors.
Anders Backman <backman4@andersmail.com>
Uppsala, Sweden - Sunday, June 02, 2002 at 13:41:14 (CDT)
Excellent detail work. Thank you. This is a great resource for my game. Kudos!
Brian E Williams <brick71@pacbell.net>
Richmond, CA USA - Wednesday, April 17, 2002 at 23:32:21 (CDT)
Hope you think of mirror sites. Your work is too good to keep in just one place. Thanks for the great work shared.
a. Nony <nony@aol>
tbd, NE USA - Friday, April 12, 2002 at 17:02:34 (CDT)
this is obviously a labor of love. while i have read some of the other e-mail comments and there may well be some discrepancies, this is true even with the canon sites and the new material. i'm still impressed and am speechless at the magnitude of the size of this. this is a site like i've always wanted. there are countless subjects that you can add to this (i hope this site can be expanded) but those will come in the future. CARPE DIEM DUDE.
michael mccolgan <mikeymcnasty@aol.com>
corpus christi, tx USA - Wednesday, April 10, 2002 at 18:40:47 (CDT)
Congratulations on a wonderful job. As one of the people permitted a project on a sector by HWIG you have my admeration. I'm rather sorry we never got it together well enough to compete with your magnificant work. It shows the benefit of doing a job rather than as in New Zealand debating it.
Richard Fields <rfields@actrix.co.nz>
Wellington, NEW ZEALAND - Monday, April 01, 2002 at 02:29:31 (CST)
I lost my link to this site, and only found it again with a lot of searching. It would be great if you could have it linked to some of the major links pages. Since you mention Far Trader, one place you might see about getting it linked is the GURPS Traveller links page. Anyway, great job.
Steve S
Redmond, WA USA - Friday, January 25, 2002 at 23:44:48 (CST)
This may be old news, but on clicking on many of the worlds from the Regina subsector, I noticed that there seemed to be errors in entries like Density, Rotational Period, Orbital Period, etc, as they seemed to all have the same entry. Otherwise, great work!
Perry Holley <knightsky@juno.com>
Tucker, GA USA - Saturday, January 19, 2002 at 17:26:07 (CST)
FOr all you Traveller Fans, I have added system detail for Maitz/Mora. This is found at http://www.downport.com/landgrab/Maitz.pdf Cheers! Paul
Paul Boos <paul.boos@gaussvip.com>
USA - Saturday, January 05, 2002 at 10:54:51 (CST)
This is very cool. It would be nice if you could find what parts of your data are canon, and figure out a way to present that in the map. Such a marking could reasonably include a three-way switch for canon-unofficial-undetermined, plus a note field for the source of canon or unofficial material. Even if you started by marking everything as "undetermined", it would be great, since you'd then have a place to put any source information.
Steve S
Redmond, WA USA - Wednesday, December 19, 2001 at 02:59:20 (CST)
I really love this site. I am a Traveller junkie from way back, and I find this atlas very helpful. It is very cool. One question tho.. Are all the planets .57 density, or is this an input typo?
Richard <elphage@richpoor.net>
Seattle, wa USA - Saturday, December 08, 2001 at 20:37:42 (CST)
Fantastic atlas! Definately added to my favorite Traveller sites. Thanks for all your efforts!
R. Lowe
Swansea, UK - Friday, November 09, 2001 at 12:25:19 (CST)
My socks have been duly knocked off.
Christopher Corbett <komishna@mediaone.net>
Boston, MA USA - Wednesday, November 07, 2001 at 18:23:23 (CST)
This site is exactly what I have been hoping to find to help support a game I'm thinking of admin-ing on PBW. As I'm planning to run a NE campaign-with CT rules BTW, this is perfect for what the Library Database would have on file of before the collapse. Thank you for sharing this with all of us out here that love Traveller.
Christopher Jennings <cmj1tralphaz@aol.com>
Ravenna, Oh USA - Wednesday, November 07, 2001 at 18:05:56 (CST)
BTW, the URL I just ran across more info for the Delphi sector which you may find helpful. Check this URL out... http://members.home.com/gt-ships2/Delphi/
Paul Boos <pboos@us.gaussinterprise.com>
USA - Tuesday, October 16, 2001 at 12:11:19 (CDT)
This is fantastic... One of my concerns was whether this departed from the canon. I have been cross checking this with the Atlas of the Imperium and other various sources (Fasa, Paranoia Press, and other websites: http://www.solstation.com/core/astrogation_en.htm; http://zho.berka.com/data/CLASSIC/; http://www.jtas.org/travelleratlas/Sectors.html; and finally, http://www.geocities.com/traveller_core_route/proj001/proj001.html. This brings me to some questions... (not criticisms, please don't take it that way) The Vanguard Reaches does not match my Paranoia Press version. Was there another canon you based this on? Is anyone passing the Landgrab information to you? I have some info for the Far Frontiers sector from FASA (only the Jungleblut subsector from Trail of the Skyraiders). Is that appropriate? Or is there another canon that supersedes? It looks like you are in sync with the Zhodani base, but not the jtas.org atlas. The jtas.org atlas has some things in it I can make heads not tails of... Finally, do you plan to put the Core Route that Clifford Linehan has put together? That would really help out for completeness... I am truly impressed! Anyway, thanks - drop me an email when you can...
Paul Boos <pboos@us.gaussinterprise.com>
Dumfries, VA USA - Tuesday, October 16, 2001 at 11:49:34 (CDT)
WOW. I'm truly impressed. This is something very special you have here. Even though I've found several other similar projects on the Web, yours is the best for its interactive nature and superior graphics (we love eye-candy!). Thanks!
Jake <Bernstein>
Seattle, WA USA - Wednesday, September 19, 2001 at 18:42:46 (CDT)
Great Site -- would buy this immediately if it was on CD ROM. Terra system data seems wrong -- planets at orbit one and two are gas giants and at orbit 8 is not?
Mwismer <mwismer@aol.com>
USA - Friday, August 31, 2001 at 10:09:33 (CDT)
I have updated Reft Sector with world names, thanks. The secondary / non-canon world stats such as orbital period, etc need to be refined to take star type into account. I will work on it. Also I plan to update the key soon. -Ned
Ned Utzig <iai@utzig.com>
USA - Tuesday, August 21, 2001 at 14:08:08 (CDT)
In the Amdukan Sector/Ghadz Subsector some of the systems have squared circles in the upper left of the hex. Checking the world data it becomes apparent that these circles are "Independent Military Bases." However, a circle symbol for a military base isn't included in the legend describing hex symbols (initially I thought they were redundant gas giant symbols). I suggest updating the legend.
Dave Pleger <dpleger@earthlink.net>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Tuesday, August 21, 2001 at 11:21:49 (CDT)
GREAT site. I've been looking for something like this in my own campaign (esp the J-6 maps). And now some quibbles: The New Islands and Old Islands subsector (J and K)of Reft sector lack system names except those with pop 9+. The names were published in Trillion credit squadron. Also, Wellington (0925) sport an orbital period of 295 days; check out the mass and stellar luminosity of a M6II star!!!
Anders Backman <Backman@andersmail.com>
Uppsala, Sweden - Sunday, August 19, 2001 at 15:03:20 (CDT)
Problems with subsector "bleed-over", Vegans in the Vargr extents, unlikely Terra stats, and bad spelling of Canonical have been fixed. Thanks everyone for the feedback!
Ned Utzig <IAI Webmaster>
USA - Saturday, August 11, 2001 at 09:17:03 (CDT)
Yep, "bleeding" problems. Iwahfuah Sector, Subsector F, has hexes 911 - 1620, but lists 810, 910, 1110, 1610, all of which are off the map. Part of 1610 shows on this map, but not the others.
David Pleger <dpleger@earthlink.net>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Saturday, August 11, 2001 at 00:08:51 (CDT)
In the Iphigenaia Sector/Subsector P, the hexes are numbered from 2531 - 3240. However, hex 2431 shows up in the list. It's actually in Subsector O. May be a 1-time occurrance but may happen elsewhere.
David Pleger <dpleger@earthlink.net>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Saturday, August 11, 2001 at 00:00:19 (CDT)
WOW! How cool is this ? I'm not an active Traveller player but i'm still a keen fan and interested collector. If this was on a CD-Rom i would buy it immediately ! You may already know this, but GDW published a poster map back in 1981 which extends beyond this map by one sector coreward (top) and 5 sectors trailing (right).I've never seen a copy of this map so i don't know how useful it is :-) Also the old GDW Alien modules give sector names even beyond the limits of that !
Nick Smith
UK - Monday, August 06, 2001 at 16:06:21 (CDT)
1. In the Solomani Rim Sector (lower right on main map) is the Vegan region of stars. There is also a Vegan region in the Provence and Windhorn sectors at the top of the map, separated from the Solomani Rim sector by the main mass of the Imperium. Is this correct? Many of the Coreward Vegan stars have Solomani Naval bases next to the Vargr region. 2. On the spinward edge of the map is the Astron sector. All of its stars are unnamed, unaligned, with X starports and zero population. Yet many have governmental, law, and tech ratings higher than zero. Wouldn't it be easier to simply zero out the gov/law/tech ratings for worlds with no people?
Dave Pleger <dpleger@earthlink.net>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Monday, August 06, 2001 at 15:30:32 (CDT)
Excellent , very well done, but canonical is not spelled correctly, its from the Greek word canon, meaning a rule
Rev.Hieromonk Maximos( Weimar) <frmaximos@monastery.org>
USA - Sunday, July 22, 2001 at 22:49:53 (CDT)
The site is great!!! However, the stats for Terra seem to be wrong. Isn't this suppose to be good ol' Earth as we know it. Shouldn't gravity for example be 1.00 Earths? Just curious
Robert McCall <ram@stic.net>
San Antonio, TX USA - Sunday, June 17, 2001 at 18:57:48 (CDT)
Very impressive!
Jim MacLean <jmaclean@ix.netcom.com>
USA - Tuesday, June 05, 2001 at 20:48:49 (CDT)
WOW! Very nice website. I will be back.
BeRKA
Stockholm, Sweden - Monday, June 04, 2001 at 01:35:21 (CDT)
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