is still legitimate. AAA has maps and whatnot as well.
Beyond state/travel maps, some Ranger stations will have current topo's
All paper-based.
Only if their flat
USGS has all the topo maps available for download: https://www.usgs.gov/programs/national-geospatial-program/topographic-maps
For the win!
Backcountry maps are pretty good if you study them
Why wouldn't they be?
Why would they be? How often are they updated?
Every year, they don’t build roads that quickly.
I could go pull out my maps from the '90s and use them to drive myself across the continet. Sure, there would be some new roads in the cities, and maybe even a few highways have had route changes/reroutes, but I could look and use my God given brain to figure shit out when it doesn't exactly match.
Maps are generally tools of Propaganda. Depends what you use them for. USFS has the best maps imo.
Rand is very good.
Fit the most part. Just not updated on the fly obviously.
I member when we ditched our key maps..
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