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In Print
Most maps in the Stewart Library's Map Collection are published by the United States government and are recieved through the University's participation in the U.S. Depository Library Program. Almost all maps of the United States in the Map Collection are produced by or in cooperation with the U.S. Geological Survey. Maps are located in the Reference Department on the Middle level - North.
TOPOGRAPHIC MAPSTopographic maps of the United States are arranged alphabetically by State and by Quadrangle name. Each quadrangle is named according to a prominent geographic feature. The topographic maps are located on the Middle level - North in map cases. For Utah Maps see the 7.5 minute Quadrangle Names Map attached to the top of the map cabinets. The Index to Topographic and other Map Coverage are guides to individual quadrangle maps available for each state are on top of the south map cabinet (green booklets). Look for the STATE INDEX sign. Use indexes to find the maps available for each state, then find the appropriate state drawer and locate the named map. The Catalog of Topographic and other Published Maps for each state are located in the same area (brown booklets) and contain a catalog of USGS published maps for each state. We have many, but not all of the state maps. Topographical Map Series available at the Library:
USGS GEOLOGIC SERIES AND HYDROLOGIC MAPS
Location: Black Filing Cabinets Reference - Middle Level North.To find U.S.G.S. Geologic and Hydrologic Maps: GeoRef - (Access through the Library's Databases By Title Page) Database for worldwide literature of the geosciences. 1785 to present for North America; 1933 to present for international literature Updated 24 times a year. Search tips: Select Advanced Searching Mode. Select map as a type of material. Type in search terms, for example Richfield and Utah. Select the appropriate title and note map series and text number in the report number filed of the record. You can also search by coordinates. This is available to WSU students only. Guide to USGS Publications Located on Table 2A A cumulative guide that contains map series and papers published since the inception of the USGS. This guide contains complete area, subject, coordinate and author indexes. Catalogs more than 10,000 thematic maps and professional papers published by the United States Geological Survey.
Location: Black Filing Cabinets Reference - Middle Level South Country/Areas of the World Maps - CIA maps of indivicual countries and world maps. National Geographic Maps - Small collection from the National Geographic Magazine. What is Map Scale ? REFERENCE MAPSAtlas of the World
Reference Atlas Table G1021.M213 OnlineAerial Maps Links - from USGS Census Maps U.S. Census Bureau Maps and Cartographic Resources Color Landform Atlas of the United States Includes satellite information for states and counties, 1895 state maps, a his collection of electronic images contains detailed topographic maps of the USA. Each state is shown on a seperate map. A shaded relief map of Afghanistan is new offered. Geographic
Names Information System GEONet
Names Server Getty
Thesaurus of Geographic Names Google Earth Offers maps and satellite images for complex or pinpointed regional searches Historical Maps of the United States Perry-Castaneda Map Collection - University of Texas. Library of Congress Map Collections - 1500 - 2004 Map Blast Get and save maps and directions. Also offers Yellow Pages search, real time traffic reports for metro areas, and weather reports. Mapping the Natural Parks - Library of Congress American Memory Collection. MapQuest Includes maps, driving directions, live traffic reports, and travel and city guides. Maps of the United States University of Texas National Atlas of the United States National Maps - EPA site provides many maps, most dealing with environmental concerns. There are also population maps, land use maps, a map of military bases, and much more. Outline Maps - From Education Place Topozone.com Every USGS 1:100,000, 1:25,000, and 1:24,000 scale map in the U.S.
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