No comments about Arkansas/Louisiana/Mississippi: State Map (Travel Vision).

No comments about Mighty Mississippi Biography of a River.

No comments about Rand McNally Champion Map Oxford, Mississippi.

No comments about The expeditions of Zebulon Montgomery Pike, to headwaters of the Mississippi River, through Louisiana Territory, and in New Spain, during the years 1805-6-7. A new edition, now first reprinted in full from the original of 1810, with copious critical commentary, memoir of Pike, new map and other illustrations, and complete index, by Elliott Coues..

1 comments about Rand Mcnally Mississippi Gulf Coast Street Guide.

1. The map guide is helpful, but I was disappointed that it doesn't include all of the three coastal counties. A portion of the counties are missing.

No comments about Rand Mcnally Mississippi Gulf Coast: Mississipi (Rand McNally Folded Map: Cities).

No comments about MR. ROOSEVELT'S STEAMBOAT THE FIRST STEAMBOAT TO TRAVEL THE MISSISSIPPI.

1 comments about Mississippi: Atlas of Historical County Boundaries.

1. If you're interested in this sort of thing as I am this book could be of great value however the price is unreal. I have a CD that does much the same for the entire country at a third the price of one state however this book is MUCH more accurate and shows county boundaries that only occured for as little as three days. The CD is also easier to use. That said I'll likely ask for the book as one of those Christmas presents I wouldn't buy for myself.

No comments about AAA Southeastern States: Alabama, Delaware, DC, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi, New Jersey, N Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, S Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, W Virginia: Bahama Islands, SE States Driving Distance (North American Regional Series 2007, 2007-521607).

2 comments about Plantations on the Mississippi River: From Natchez to New Orleans/Map.

1. A great tool for the Louisiana/Mississippi genealogy/histoty buffs. It lists the owners of the land and the name of the plantations. I found it to be accurate. It is also beautiful, a perfect wall decoration for a den or study. Mary Rettig



2. For those who enjoy poring over large maps, this one (54" x 34") names and locates all the plantations along the Mississippi River from Natchez to New Orleans in 1850. Taken from from Persac's information, it's a fascinating geographical, historical and genealogical resource. The map even lists very small plantations along the river.
   
   If you like this, also get a copy of "Along the River Road: Past and Present on Louisiana's Historic Byway" by Mary Ann Sternberg. While that book only covers the distance between Baton Rouge and New Orleans, it's a great companion piece.