Prairie Maps

March Madness Half Marathon

2010-02-02T16:36:00.004-06:00

"Working with David to develop our map was a pleasure. He was able to take our ideas, his ideas, use his creativity, and come up with a great product. Couple that with prompt, courteous service, and you have a winning combination."

--Walt Calder, Race Planning Committee, March Madness Half Marathon

Oak Brook Half Marathon

2009-09-04T20:04:00.003-05:00

"Not only are Prairie Maps' course maps clear and concise, but they are also customized for my needs, including running surfaces, landmarks and other useful details. And the site maps help keep the event organized by providing participants, spectators, volunteers, vendors and sponsors with a clear overview of key areas, as well as access, parking, traffic and street closure information. Prairie Maps are definitely an asset to my event."

--Tom Hepperle, Race Director, Oak Brook Half Marathon

Stillwater Marathon

2009-05-13T19:14:00.006-05:00

“We were fortunate to connect with David and Prairie Maps to design a comprehensive marathon course map in very short notice. Further complicating the project was our four unique races that required identification across a variety of boundaries and street crossings. Thanks to his experience with the key elements of importance to both runners and spectators, we received very positive feedback on directions and landmarks the map provided from our participants and visitors. It will be a pleasure work with Prairie Maps again to enhance our race course map by adding even more detail to include start and finish line points of interest for our event next year."

--David Mooney, Race Organizer, Stillwater Marathon

Wisconsin Marathon

2009-02-15T19:51:00.006-06:00

"David did an awesome job creating a course map for the Wisconsin Marathon. As a first year race, we needed to make small changes to the course constantly, and David was always able to take the- sometimes abstract- ideas we threw at him, and make corrections in a fast, precise manner. He always follows-up and is a pleasure to work with."

--Jonathan Cain, Race Director, Wisconsin Marathon