business or reference. Coverage Area: North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Wisconsin, and Illinois. Detail on this map includes: State Capitals Primary Cities Secondary Cities* Some Towns* US Interstates (numbered) US Highways (numbered) Major Freeways, Highways, and Toll Roads Major Lakes & Rivers Time Zones Longitude/Latitude Graticule *Minimum population of 5,000. Most towns are displayed in less populated areas such as the Dakotas. In densely populated areas like Chicago, NY, and LA, only those cities with population amounts greater than 50,000 are displayed due to space limitations. Before purchasing this map click on the Detail Example links next to the preview image above to view the detail available on this map. Printed on 24lb. premium coated bond paper and laminated on both sides using 3mm laminate through a hot lamination process, this map is markable using dry erase pens and can be easily cleaned."  (less)

South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Wisconsin, and Illinois. Detail on this map includes State Capitals Primary Cities Secondary Cities Some Towns US Interstates (numbered) US Highways (numbered) Major Freeways, Highways, and Toll Roads Major Lakes Rivers Time Zones LongitudeLatitude Graticule Minimum population of 5,000. Most towns are displayed in less populated areas such as the Dakotas. In densely populated areas like Chicago, NY, and LA, only those cities with population amounts greater than 50,000 are displayed due to space limitations.The Paper version is printed on high quaility semi-gloss paper, perfect for framing.The Laminated version uses 3mm laminate on both sides for durability, is easy to clean and markable.These maps are Printed on Demand.Sizes are approximate and may vary due to the nature of the trimming and laminating processes.  (less)

the Mississippi river from its source to the Gulf of Mexico. See the deserts of New Mexico, Arizona, and California. Follow the Rocky Mountains through the western states. A cartographic benchmark, this map laid the groundwork for the many that have followed.The 1976 Portrait USA map features Spectacular image of the 48 contiguous United States Near true color imagery shows all the natural features Rivers, mountain ranges, the midwest bread basket, lakes, deserts Incredible detailed imagery Coverage Area 48 contiguous United States  (less)

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of the East Coast. Whoop it up in the rollicking Midwest. Or explore the vast mountain ranges of the West, all while chasing down geo-facts and discovering the people, places and pastimes of these fifty fabulous US states. Learn the capitals of all 50 states as you scramble to collect clues to solve the mystery. Make your own maps and even send postcards to your friends as you take an exciting and in-depth journey across the United States. The beautifully animated and illustrated maps will capture the imagination and instill a love of history and geography.  (less)

includes a trail-finder grid so you can choose the hike that has all the features you want. Each trail is marked on an easy-to-read map, and each trail description includes the trail distance, approximate hiking time, difficulty rating, and points of interest along the way. The trails range the full spectrum of difficulty-from short, leisurely strolls to long, rugged hikes-no matter where you want to go: From the lake shore in the northwest, through the canyons of the west-central area and the hills of the south, to the river valleys in the far southwest; From hikes through the urban areas of Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Lafayette, and historic Vincennes to the expansive wilderness of Hoosier National Forest; From the dunes, ponds, and marshes of Indiana Dunes State Park along Lake Michigan to the Wyandotte Cave State Recreation Area by the banks of the Ohio River. Hiking Indiana is loaded with information about the park locations of the trails, such as available facilities, hours and dates of operation, important rules, permits required, and directions to the trailhead. It also includes descriptions of the history, terrain, flora, and fauna of each area to make your hike enjoyable and educational. And with listings of nearby attractions, you can turn your day hike into a weekend getaway. With Hiking Indiana, you'll be inspired to take advantage of the many hiking opportunities in the state, letting them guide you to the most scenic and interesting places along every path. About the Author Sally McKinney is a seasoned travel writer who has authored two guide books: Country Roads of Indiana and Fairs & Festivals: Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio. Her travel pieces have appeared in publications in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Japan, and Singapore. She has been writing Syndicated Travel Features since 1985, and some of her photographs have been used for postcards and regional calendars. McKinney has traveled extensively throughout Indiana and the Midwest and has explored Australia and New Zealand (while living there). She has also made long, solo journeys from Singapore through Malaysia into Thailand, across Java and Bali, and around Brazil and Venezuela. McKinney is the mother of four grown sons  (less)