No comments about The Thomas Guide Kitsap County, Washington: Street Guide (Thomas Guide Kitsap County Street Guide).

No comments about Seattle, Washington: Popout.

No comments about Black and White Washington (Black and White).

1 comments about National Geographic The Northwest: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming (Close-Up, USA).

1. This is a map that you can hang on the wall and oogle! (Well, one side at a time!) One side shows WA, OR, ID, MT, WY and features the great mountains, parks and forests of the region; they are in color on an otherwise white background. Surrounding areas are muted. The other side is titled: Parklands and the Pioneer Northwest, full of text and illustration, with a few smaller detailed maps (Puget Sound, Glacier, Yellowstone). The text is the briefest intro to the natural areas, in which local points of interest are indicated. Each state has its tourist office address and phone number listed. The map is oriented to the green side of your soul, rather than the urban side. Major and secondary arterials and cities, of course, are noted. There is not great detail, but then, this map does cover six states, not just one. Still, it is most useful for those looking to do the parks and outdoors. Note that the map, when folded, is about 6"x8", slightly different from your basic gas station map. A big plus is that the map is plasticized, so that it is very sturdy and can be rained on with impunity. A map that you will want to keep and show off to friends.

No comments about National Geographic Guide Map Washington (National Geographic GuideMaps).

No comments about The Adventures of Captain Bonneville, U. S. A., in the Rocky Mountains and the Far West.

1 comments about Frommer's 2000 Washington, D.C. (Frommer's Washington Dc).

1. I found this guide extremely useful. I bought it the night before my Memorial Day weekend in DC, read it on the plane and carried it everywhere with me. My favorite feature was the "Women who have made a difference" section which was a guide to places in DC celebrating Women and their accomplishments. Every guide book should have such a section. I used this and other sections to tailor a three day tour that focused on Women and it was delightful. Very useful also were the guides to the subway (I didn't feel at all like a tourist and saved a bundle) and the other special sections that highlighted especially significant features of this city that you could otherwise spend an entire lifetime exploring. Well worth the purchase price. Only one phone number was incorrect.

No comments about Seattle (Ulysses Travel Guides).

No comments about Fodor's Washington, DC 2003.

No comments about Basic Baltimorese.