No comments about Rand Mcnally 2006 Dayton, Ohio: Street Guide (Rand McNally Dayton (Ohio) Street Guide: Including Springfield).

1 comments about Rand Mcnally Easyfinder Map: Cleveland (EasyFinder).

1. Universal Maps has a better product called Cuyahoga County Street Atlas. This map didn't work for me.

1 comments about Rand McNally 5th Edition Greater Cincinnati street guide.

1. Very thorough, but I wish the pages were a bit heavier. The laminated covers and spiral binding help.

No comments about American Map Corporation Greater Cleveland, OH Atlas.

No comments about A Railroad Atlas of the United States in 1946: Volume 3: Indiana, Lower Michigan, and Ohio (Creating the North American Landscape).

No comments about Rand McNally Ohio Road Atlas (Rand McNally Road Atlas).

No comments about Rand Mcnally Ohio: Highways & Interstates (Rand McNally Folded Map: States).

1 comments about American Map City Slicker Cleveland Vicinity, Ohio: City Streets, Metro Roads.

1. This map is great for reference when we are driving around the city of Cleveland. I also like the fact that it is laminated to resist liquids and general wear. It serves it's purpose well.

5 comments about 50 States (Fandex Family Field Guides).

1. My kids find the Fandex format easy to use, and the information on them accessible. We have several, and they're fun for all of us to use together.

   I like the fact that each state has a map, as well as pertinent info: Admitted to the Union; if and when Seceded from the Union; if and when Readmitted to the Union; Nickname; Motto; Capital; Bird; and Flower. There are also several paragraphs of pertinent information about each state, with some history and a description of the character and things, which make it unique.

   The only quibble I have about these decks is that sometimes when they're completely fanned out, the edges of the illustrations get caught up in each other, making it hard to close them properly. But other than that, they're cute, informative, and a nice format for kids.




2. This was the perfect start-of-school present for my 5th grader. her teacher loved it too and everyone wanted to borrow it. The state reports were a snap.



3. As a curriculum developer, I am constantly on the lookout for educational products that will enhance textbook study. I must say that the Fandex Family Field Guide 50 States far exceeded my expectations! Having enjoyed history and geography in school, I was surprised by how much I learned while reviewing this guide. It is full of interesting facts and tidbits about each state while also presenting important information that students should know.
   
   Each card has a topographical map of the state and lists when it was admitted into the union, nickname, capital, motto, bird, flower, and has a small picture of the flag. The topographical maps are detailed enough to be able to get a grasp on how far it is from San Francisco to Los Angeles, CA, for example, and important national parks and monuments are also included. A small outline map on the back of each card shows the state in relation to the continental U.S. Information on each state's industry is included in the text.
   
   Overall, I was impressed by the amount of information presented in such an interesting format. Students who enjoy history and geography will find 50 States particularly interesting, but the unique format will engage even more reluctant students.



4. The 50 States Fandex cards were in excellent condition and arrived quickly. I have a 4 year old who is learning so much from them.



5. We bought this as a gift for our soon-to-be first grader. We have been traveling a lot this summer and the fandex is a fun, easy way for our daughter to look at the states we have been through. Concise and easily manipulable for little people.

5 comments about Ohio Atlas & Gazetteer.

1. Better detail than other available state-wide atlases. Great for business travel to smaller towns and to outlying county areas.



2. I like to scout out small lakes off the beaten path, and this Atlas has proven invaluable to me. Picture this: If you cut out all the pages and re-assembled them into a one-piece map it would be as roughly as big as the average front yard! Hardly anything is left out, including many small farm pond sized bodies of water. My best discovery to date was a tiny 'lake' South of Columbus, Ohio, with a picture of a fish on it. I made the short trip and proceeded to catch a 6 pound Bass out of it- unheard of in the more heavily populated lakes around Columbus.



3. these maps are wonderful!!!
   It lists all the main streets.
   they help me get around road construction, highway backups and help me get back on my way when I get lost.



4. If you don't own a gazeteer for your state I would suggest buying one. It is nice to be able to take the path less traveled and these show all of the county roads, etc. It also helps if something has closed an interstate and you need to find another way.



5. This whole series is great if you love to get off the main highways to really see a state. The back roads are well mapped as are sights to see and topographical features.