I obtained it using Google Earth and added some place names, including Telok Sari, Mersing, Telok Mahkota, etc.
For those who would like to use this feature on Google Earth (which you can download from Google), turn on the layer at:
Gallery-->NASA-->Earth City Lights
Some quick observations:
Generally, it is a lot more light polluted along the west coast of Johor than the east coast.
Telok Sari is indeed a good site, but the poor thing is being encroached upon from the north and south as we already know.
In southern Johor, there is quite a dark area immediately south of Telok Mahkota (Jasons Bay). I hope to check it out one day as there also appears to be some open fields next to the road. It's I think just a 45 min drive from Kota Tinggi.
The only area along the North-South Highway that is dark is the area due south of Segamat.
Regarding the dark sky observing site at Telok Sari, I have measured the distance (using Google Earth's ruler feature) of the site to the Causeway as 127km, and the distance of the site to the northern light polluted suburbs of Johor Bahru as 110km.
Google Earth is wonderful!
(In addition, I have discovered that the Maps feature on the general Google website (http://maps.google.com) is also very good: it shows in great detail roads, terrain, and satellite imagery as well, but not light pollution.)
