1 comments about Golf Resorts: Where to Play in the Us, Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica & the Caribbean (Golf Resorts).

1. Northwest Airlines WorldTraveler Magazine: " Make sure you have a copy on hand. This tome is the only pre-trip guide you'll need to research not only golf courses, but nearby lodging, restaurants, and additional recreation - for after-golf or non-golfing spouses. The book covers more than 600 courses. The authors have rated the top 50, breaking those down into 38 large and 12 small resorts.&quot

1 comments about Sangre de Cristo Wilderness.

1. I have had the visual experience of the beautiful Sangre De Christo mountain range and this book is an excellent photo representation of this virgin landscape. Sangre De Christo means "the blood of Christ". This book had VIVID pictures that took my breath away and truly made me want to go back. I really enjoyed it!

No comments about Joan E. Alessi: Descansos, The Sacred Landscape of New Mexico.

No comments about Cancun, Cozumel & the Yucatan (Regional Guide).

No comments about Through southern Mexico, being an account of the travels of a naturalist.

No comments about Central America by Car: A Driver's Guide (Sanborn's Travelog Series).

No comments about Bandelier National Monument.

No comments about San Quintin Fishing Chart & Guide.

No comments about New Mexico: Photography.

5 comments about National Geographic 1999 Deluxe Road Atlas: United States, Canada, Mexico (National Geographic Road Atlas).

1. Blows Rand McNally and AAA away! If you need an atlas, quit looking and buy this one. Best I've seen.



2. I bought my National Geographic atlas last November. I have been pretty amazed at its accuracy and detail. I think it is ALOT better than Rand McNally or AAA maps. I threw away all my other atlases!



3. My friend from Ohio summed it up best: "When I look at it, I can see the roads." As the earlier reviewer says, it blows Rand-McNally away. I was a big RM loyalist until we used the National Geo atlas on a recent drive from New Mexico to Iowa.

   The major highways and state roads are much clearer on these maps than in the RM, and the national parks are exponentially more visible.

   It is a pleasure to use this atlas. Can't wait til the 2000 version comes out in September.




4. Take it from a real "map nut", this is the best road atlas ever. RM and AAA might as well stop publishing. Not only is it VERY readable, but it contains references to interesting places along the way, places like "Carhenge", lots of rail and otehr museums and other off-beat but interesting sites you just shouldn't pass up.



5. Though my atlas is in need of an update now, more than seven years after I purchased it, it is still the only one I use when I have a choice. It is, quite simply, the most readable atlas there was when it was made, and, I can say from experience, more accurate than AAA. The hierarchy of lines and type, the fonts, the use of color, and the use of solid color borders on the highway roads especially, increase the readability of the map greatly. It is the only one that can be read at a glance while on the road (not that I recommend doing that...often).