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1 comments about Rand Mcnally Kansas City, Missouri / Kansas Local Map (Rand McNally Folded Map: Cities).

1. I bought this map for a refugee family from Southeast Asia who speak little or no English. Right away they could use it to to find rheir house, their church, and my house. It seems to be reasonably up to date but does not show all the suburbs.

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1 comments about Rand McNally 2008 Greater Kansas City: Street Guide (Rand McNally Greater Kansas City Street Guide).

1. This KC atlas seems very detailed and is a great help in finding your way around the city and suburbs.
   The only problem I found was that it's not always easy to find the page you want quickly. They have added map numbers on all four corners of each page, indicating what page to go to next as you progress north, south, east or west. But then you have to thumb through a long ways sometimes to get to the next portion of the map, and you may have already missed your turn! But I can't think of a better solution - maybe just have your pages marked before you set out...

5 comments about Missouri Atlas & Gazetteer.

1. This is one of my most looked-at atlases out of the 15 or so that I own. I don't live in Missouri, but I have gone there on vacation a few times. It has come in very handy when I try to find some nice attractions around where I'm headed. And that's the reason I like it. Its gazetteer section is excellent! It includes: attractions, historic sites, hiking trails, mountain biking trails, unique natural features and more. With all of these activities to choose from it is easy to plan a trip using nothing more than this atlas!

   The MO atlas is at 1:200,000 scale (the scale Delorme uses for nearly all their west-of-Mississippi maps). It is printed in the "type-B", as I call it, format. This is Delorme's more modern map style: larger font, different colored roads, and slightly overlapping topo maps. It has contour intervals at 120 ft, and is shaded relief for better perspective on topography.

   Overall, if you live in Missouri or are going to visit Missouri you WILL want this atlas, so PICK IT UP!




2. This atlas is surprisingly accurate. We purchased it in preparation for our move to Missouri. Since then, we have depended on it dozens of times when the state highway maps just weren't detailed enough. There are hundreds of winding dirt roads and trails in rural Missouri, and this atlas identifies almost all of them. I also appreciate the index of campgrounds, state parks, and fishing locations. The only criticism I can muster is the odd proportion of some of the town place names. There are some tiny towns with huge fonts printed on more than a few of the pages.



3. Hi All I am a disabled traveler and Started out in Missouri and ended up in Arizona.
   I have used many of deLormes Atlas and Gazetteer's, I dont know why this Missouri Atlas does not have the RANGE AND TOWNSHIP MARKINGS ALSO THE ELEVATIONS???? Maybe it cost too much these days to include that. I have a 1999 Arizona Atlas by DeLorme that has all that included I was Disapointed with this book, print is smaller and does not show any of the city streets???
   \ does an OK job for the county roads, that does help..
   
   But GPS tic marks could be bigger or bolder.
   overall it might get you where you want to go.
   
   I guess so I am not lost in the woods or on some old county road..lol
   
   Good luck to all and to DeLorme include these things next time around..ok?



4. We do alot of camping and this book is our bible in helping us locate remote private camping sites and then the back roads to get to them. We also enjoy riding our motorcycle in the more remote and twisty back roads of MO and again this is a good souce to know what surface the roads will be. My only complaint is sometimes the symbols are not differentiated enough from the background so they are difficult to read.



5. We used the Missouri Gazeteer for a spring camping trip to the Ozarks. We wanted to explore out of the way places, and knew that good maps would be invaluable. The date on our Gazeteer was 2002, which might explain some of the incongruencies, but I have to wonder how much back roads change in 5 years. We followed one that took us to where we wanted to go, but it ended another half mile away in a camping spot. We would have LOVED to have known about that, and also to have known that the road did NOT continue through as marked on the map. I guess that they still want you to have a sense of adventure!