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United States, How to Find and Use a Map (view source)
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The following Internet sites either have maps or can lead you to sites with maps: | The following Internet sites either have maps or can lead you to sites with maps: | ||
* | *[http://www.cyndislist.com/maps Cyndi's List] leads to other sites. | ||
*AT&T | *AT&T Who has current maps for many cities, towns, and even roads and streets. The detailed street maps show pictures, representing every 300 feet along a road. | ||
*Geographic Names Information System (of the U. S. Geological Survey) allows you to type in the name of a town, county, or state, and sometimes a school, cemetery river, or mountain. It has detailed maps. | *Geographic Names Information System (of the U. S. Geological Survey) allows you to type in the name of a town, county, or state, and sometimes a school, cemetery river, or mountain. It has detailed maps. | ||
*U.S. Geological Survey - Map Finder allows you to type in the name of a town, county, or state, and sometimes a school, cemetery, river, or mountain. It has detailed maps. You can also order a U.S. geological survey map through this site. | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Geological_Survey U.S. Geological Survey] - Map Finder allows you to type in the name of a town, county, or state, and sometimes a school, cemetery, river, or mountain. It has detailed maps. You can also order a U.S. geological survey map through this site. | ||
=== Family History Centers and the [[Family History Library]] === | === Family History Centers and the [[Family History Library]] === | ||