title: How to get Google to index pages which get redirected using javascript
body: <p>I'm using google maps for a website. All the data available via the map on the home page is also listed on other pages throughout the site, but with javascript turned on these pages redirect to the home page: eg <a href="http://host.com/county/essex" rel="nofollow">http://host.com/county/essex</a> redirects to <a href="http://host.com/#county/essex" rel="nofollow">http://host.com/#county/essex</a>, which makes the map load all the data for Essex.</p>
  
  <p>I'd like Google to index all the pages on my site, as otherwise none of the data included in the map will be searchable. But I know that for very good reasons Google doesn't normally index pages which get redirected. Is there a way to get Google to index my pages. Or, failing that, is there a way to submit all the data to google in some other way?</p>
  
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  All my pages are linked to from my main navigation (it's just that javascript overrides the default link action)... the upshot being that there should be no need for a sitemap as all the pages are discoverable by google bot using normal link following</p>