Thanks a bunch.  mcneely

---- turbowesty <turbowesty@gmail.com> wrote:
> The Canadian book is produced by MapArt:
> http://mapart.com/store/merchant.ihtml?cid=1&step=2
> They have them by province as well as the national one (702 pages in total, not too big).
>
> I guess I'll spend a lot of time in google earth, last thing I want is to fill up my Vanagon with that many maps :). I am finding that nps.gov has a lot of useful info. And the Annual Pass sounds like a good deal for getting discounts on camping.
>
> Regards, Peter Kraiker
> nextchapter.kraikerphoto.com
> Toronto, ON, Canada
> '82 L Westfalia 1.9 TD 5 Spd (Babe)
>
>
> On 2011-04-06, at 10:06 AM, <mcneely4@cox.net> wrote:
>
> > Best you can do for the U.S. is the separate DeLorme's for the states.  When I am on a long trip, that makes for a lot of map books.  There is also the _All the Roads of ____________ _ series .  It is now available from Mapsco.   Again, lots of books on a long trip.   But, I believe an equivalent for the entire U.S. would be a volume sufficient to serve as a wheel chock for a jumbo jet, if it were reduced to a resolution similar to that of the OED that I have.  If not, it would fill the van.  Is not the Canada book rather massive?  Would appreciate biblio information, however.
> >
> > mcneely
> >
> > ---- turbowesty <turbowesty@GMAIL.COM> wrote:
> >> I have a map book of back roads for Canada along with my bentley & iphone. I would love to hear about a similar publication for the US along with one that maps all the national parks.
> >>
> >> Regards, Peter Kraiker
> >> nextchapter.kraikerphoto.com
> >> Toronto, ON, Canada
> >> '82 L Westfalia 1.9 TD 5 Spd (Babe)
> >>
>

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David McNeely