I happened upon the West Virginia Conservation Agency map site the other day.  Brad from WVCA is doing some great stuff with Google Maps as the viewer and ArcIMS as the raster data provider.  I have long been a fan of adding better localized data to the Google and Yahoo map products. 

Here is what Brad told me about his site:

"Our agency is involved with a lot of stream restoration projects, and more importantly we respond to locations in WV that may be flooding.  When we are in flood conditions it is very important that we can identify these locations and share the information with other emergency responders.  Combining the speed of Google Maps, with the higher quality aerial photography that we have available to us seems to be the perfect solution.  For example, if I need to share the location of a site with FEMA or any other agency, I can now just send them a simple URL that they can locate the site with instantly."

Give these two a try...

The WVCA link to the West Virginia State Capitol.

The Google Maps link the West Virginia State Capitol.

Great work Brad!

Jeremy