  The Wisconsin H-Alpha Mapper (WHAM) has completed a survey in Balmer Alpha of
the entire Northern sky above declination -30 deg. This survey provides the
first calibrated, velocity-resolved map of the H-Alpha emission from the
Galaxy. With one-degree spatial resolution, 12 km s^{-1} velocity resolution,
and sensitivity to features as faint as 0.1 R (EM ~ 0.2 cm^{-6} pc), this
survey provides the deepest maps of the ionized content of the Galaxy to date.
In addition to probing the detailed kinematic structure of the Warm Ionized
Medium and the vertical structure of the ionized content in spiral arms,
initial results include the discovery of several faint, extended (d > 1\deg) H
II regions and the first map of the ionized component of an intermediate
velocity cloud.
