Thank you all for the responses... I found them all helpful.  I will look into creating my own sitemap with the IIS tool.

I can't help the 70k pages but the URLS are totally static.  I guess I can make a site map for all the aspx pages and then other one for all the lowest level .html pages.

Thanks everyone!

I am trying to generate a site map for my site nationalcurrencyvalues.com but all the tools I have tried don't get all my 70000 html pages...   I have found that the one at check-domains.com crawls all my pages but when it writes the xml file most of them are gone... seemingly randomly.

I have used this same site before and it worked without a problem.  Can anyone help me understand why this is or point me to a utility that will map all of the pages?

Kindly,

Greg

ok... After some thought I have figured out a way to add these links and have it make sense.  At least it will be defensible.

Thanks for your help.

I have a situation where people search for terms like, say 1978 one dollar bill. Even though there never was a 1978 one dollar bill.   I want to make a page to capture these searches but since there wasn't such a thing as a one dollar bill I don't want it connected to the rest of my content which is reality based.   Does that make sense?

Anyway,  my question is,  can I publish pages that aren't linked to my menu structure but that will be searchable or, am I going to have to figure out a way to make these oddball pages accessible through my menu?