  In the last 5-10 years, wide-field imaging capabilities and effective
mosaicing algorithms have made possible a variety of ambitious interferometric
surveys of the Galaxy, resulting in images of unprecedented sensitivity and
resolution. Here I discuss some of the highlights from these new surveys.
Amongst the new results are the identification of many new supernova remnants
in confused regions, spectacular low frequency images of the inner Galaxy with
the VLA, and some remarkable new insights into the structure of the Galactic
magnetic field from linear polarization.
