Yup, got the wrong one.

Here we go.

900 pixel jpg, 2000 in my gallery.

next map.

900 pixel jpg, 2000 in gallery.

Well, I don't know. I have so many things going on, I don't seem to finish them.

I think a series of 200' x 160' maps combined together would make an interesting strip dungeon.

With comments like: This westward passageway smells of something large, and dead.

This eastward passage seems foul and unbreathable.

Or: waterfall sounds down this ramp.

The final map is a map of where the adventurers selected to go, avoiding things they didn't think they could handle.

No idea if I will continue this or not, but here is a first effort, with text explanations.

strip map dungeon.

entrance looks like an old mine.

room 1) wood debris, could have been a trap at one time.

room 2) a skull where it meets passageway 2.

Passageway A goes beyond most lantern's reach.

Room 3) debris. A skeleton at the north end covered with rocks and other debris. A previous adventurer ? Placed here in front of the secret door which is the real path to the next piece of tghe map.

room 4) a distraction. There could be a few silver pieces and a handfull of copper pieces under the wood scraps.

Passageway B, leads to the next adventuring area.

Passageway C leads to a dead end on the next map.

This map is 200' x 160'.

I tried the overland strip map Annual, number 29, but I would have to adjust the strip scale. So I just decided to use DD3 Dungeon template.

The cobblestone 'wall' is the outer edge of the hill this dungeon is located in.

What do you think of this idea ?

edit: I think this could be an annual, similar to the overland strip map Annual in number 29, but scaled for dungeons.

900 pixel jpg, 2000 in my gallery.

I found https://www.topozone.com/

to be substantionaly easier to work with than the recent version of the Coast and Geodetic Survey site.