The North Dakota Atlas & Gazetteer, and others in the series, include nearly everything you would expect to find on a map and more, including roads; railroad lines, current and abandoned; towns; rivers; lakes; the higher hills; Wildlife management Areas; federal and state land such as wildlife reuges and parks; fishing areas,; wildlife viewing areas, including what type of wildlife can be see; campgrounds; unique natural features; museums and other attractions; tribal lands; historic sites and trails.

These not only are in the maps, but many are cross-referenced in indexes.

There also is a complete index of place names and map features, plus marks fo using the maps with the Global Positioning System.

The other books in the Atlas & Gazetteer series are of equal quality, if you are interested in any ohter states.

You can't obtain so much informatin about North Dakota anywhere in 66 pages or the North Dakota Atlas & Gazeteer's price.

It's a true bargain, and a real service to outdoor enthusiasts and travelers.

Dale Stensgaard, Grand Rapids Herald, Feb. 28, 1999