Paper Map?
- Thread starter Keebler Elf
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I was just in the Whitby Walmart and saw some. Interestingly, they were in the craft section so maybe a little hard to find.
Interesting, I'll check Walmart out. They usually all carry the same stock.
If going to the USA, there is a Welcome Centre on the main highways as you enter each state. They have plenty of free maps there.
I believe the Ontario Welcome Centres have the same.
As others have said, CAA still has maps.
I have a friend who just last week had a Trip-Tik (CAA) prepared for his trip.
I believe the Ontario Welcome Centres have the same.
As others have said, CAA still has maps.
I have a friend who just last week had a Trip-Tik (CAA) prepared for his trip.
Unless it has changed recently, in Quebec they charge. It isn't much but still.
I would guess some provinces and states charge and others don't
When I was 10 and we did the coast to coast thing, I collected maps from every province we went to. If I was ever to go drive about again I'd do the same thing.
Bit of a map nerd here too.
Have all Ontario Transportation Series Maps - a series of 8 that show highways and regional roads, and even the original county lot survey fabric ( last part as very useful in contacting Hydro One for new power services up in Northern Ontario for traffic lights and highway intersection lighting from my day job.)
Then a scan on CD of every topographical map for the province at 1:20000 scale with contours. Ended up much cheaper than individual sheet maps ( which I have a lot of too). Used in planning when we undertake a back country canoe trip.
Yes, Map Art is the best domestic road map producer of physical maps.
I still have their Golden Horseshoe Plus map book in the car trunk next to the spare tire as a back up for when the GPS pukes.
Have all Ontario Transportation Series Maps - a series of 8 that show highways and regional roads, and even the original county lot survey fabric ( last part as very useful in contacting Hydro One for new power services up in Northern Ontario for traffic lights and highway intersection lighting from my day job.)
Then a scan on CD of every topographical map for the province at 1:20000 scale with contours. Ended up much cheaper than individual sheet maps ( which I have a lot of too). Used in planning when we undertake a back country canoe trip.
Yes, Map Art is the best domestic road map producer of physical maps.
I still have their Golden Horseshoe Plus map book in the car trunk next to the spare tire as a back up for when the GPS pukes.
Thanks for the tip! Walmart had 'em. It was one of those basket displays at the end of the aisle in the office supply section. They had a fairly decent selection and looked like a lot had already been purchased so Walmart is a good choice.
