No comments about A Concise Account of North America, 1765 With Preface and Appendix by his 5th Great Nephew, William Michael Gorman.

No comments about Rand McNally the Road Atlas 2002: United States, Canada & Mexico : Midsize (Rand Mcnally Road Atlas Midsize).

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No comments about Woodall's Campground Directory for North America!: 1995 (Woodall's Campground Directory: North American Ed.).

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3 comments about Rand McNally Saint Louis & Vicinity Streetfinder.

1. This map is easy to use and has many wonderful attributes. It covers the entire St. Louis area and vicinity, it graphically shows libraries, post offices, etc., has overall and page grids that help with location, a comprehensive index and colors that help you discern neighborhood streets from local expressways, etc. This is by far the best map I've seen for the area and everyone I've shown it to agrees!



2. This is a great reference source, parallelled by none. I first bought it when I moved to St. Louis about 1 year ago, and I still use it to look up little roads and streets. It is a faithful drivong companion and has been in my car for over a year, and saved me from numerous episodes of being lost...



3. We recently moved from Portland, OR to the St. Louis area, and this Streetfinder has been indispensible. The map system is based on an Letter/Number coordinate system, and the information is up to date -- even some newer subdivisions are captured. We like to use it in conjunction with Microsoft MapPoint, to see if we can find a more efficient route than the one MapPoint recommends.

   Unless you know every square inch of the St. Louis metro area, this book is a handy companion that will give you the confidence to travel anywhere by car.

1 comments about The Mother Lode: A Celebration of California's Gold Country.

1. I love this book. When I first saw it, I realized I needed one for our family. My children were born in Tuolumne County and we have since moved away but come back to visit once a year. I want them to remember the beauty we saw everyday. Only this book shows the true essence of this incredible area. I have decided that I will need to buy a book for each of my children so they will have one when they become adults. Yes, it is that good of a book!