Oct 182013
ForeverMap 2 – Worldwide Online and Offline Maps (Kindle Tablet Edition)
- Unlimited online access to worldwide digital maps (requires internet connection) with continuous free map updates
- Optional installable map upgrades for offline use of city, state, country, continent or worldwide regions (install or uninstall at any time for optimal flexibility)
- Fully adapted user interface for cutting edge visuals on any device
- Various search modes and map routing for pedestrians and cars
- WiFi positioning (requires internet connection)
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The 2013 Road Atlas (Rand McNally Road Atlas: United States/Canada/Mexico)
- Tags take your smartphone to even more travel info including a mobile mileage calculator, updated offers from our partners, and the Best of the Road app, where you can review your favorite destinations and points of interest.
- Updated U.S. atlas contains maps of every U.S. state and Canadian province, an overview of Mexico, and detailed inset maps of over 350 cities and 20 U.S. national parks; City inset maps were added or expanded in the following state sections: MA, MD, ND, SC and VA
- Road construction projects and updates highlighted for every state, conveniently located above maps and Tourism websites and phone numbers for every U.S. state and Canadian province on map pages
- Includes a handy list of hotel chain toll-free numbers for easy access from the road or at home
- Contains mileage chart showing distances between 90 North American cities and national parks with driving times maps
Find your next route with a modern road map The 89th edition of the most trusted and best-selling US atlas on the market features the winners from the first Best of the Road® search for America s best small towns.
Use the book’s scannable tags to point your smartphone to updated road trip content and tools that enhance your travel planning. To download the Microsoft Tag reader, use the web browser on your phone to navigate to randmcnally.com/TAG and click the link provided.
The 2013 Ro
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Finally…,
Great app. Routing capabilities have worked like a charm. Impressive stuff. Happy that it’s finally available for Kindle Fire after launching on Nook earlier this year.
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Can’t use it,
I like it. But can’t use it like I want to cause only works with a wifi or connection. I need a map that works offline
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A good start,
Works okay on Kindle Fire 6.3.1. Not up to Google standards yet. A lot of points of interest are missing so not sure how worthwhile it is to use the offline feature.
Make some improvements and I will rate more stars
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Updated with 2010 Census Figures!,
The Rand McNally 2013 Atlas for the three countries has some great qualities. I postponed a year to get an updated atlas because I also wanted the most current census figures from 2010.
The Atlas is easy to use and similar to one that I bought years ago. I wished that the editors would consider updating the colors and highlighting some of the features and adding more landmarks such as cemeteries into the maps as well.
There are some omissions and mistakes like Brick Township, New Jersey which is a heavily populated shore town in Ocean County. I looked for it in the index section where it should have been listed and wasn’t. Apart from this small mistake, I hope they could correct it for 2014 Atlas.
I also noticed that Studio City in California was also omitted from the index and map regarding Los Angeles, California.
As for the this atlas, I enjoy looking at the maps for my own amusement and learning about the other states, Mexico, and Canada.
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The best printed atlas for general usage,
I’ve ordered a new copy since previous review of the 2012 version. They’re mostly identical except for updated census figures and a few map updates — not enough to warrant an update in itself, but I needed another copy for another location.
I periodically check out atlases and find the Rand McNally to be the most useful for general reference and highway driving. The maps are clear and have the kind of attention to fonts and cartography that minimizes confusion and has a good level of detail for the scale. I think this size (this the large, almost newspaper size format) is the best one for reading and reviewing in a car, but too large for (say) most backpacks or bookshelves (turn it sideways).
In short, if you want an atlas, this is as good as ever.
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What you’d expect,
No surprises…if you’ve owned an atlas before, it’s probably like this one. Seems well constructed, should last awhile. Good value.
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