Alaska

Scale 1:2,000,000. Size 28"x40". Reis Know How edition. Very detailed Ukraine road map. English and multi-lingual legends. Printed on tear-resistant, waterproof, paper-like plastic. It can bend and fold without cracking and is writable as normal paper, non-toxic and recyclable. Perfect for tourist adventures and independent travel and for driving tours. Includes topographic contour lines and hypsometric color tints which show height levels, along with elevation numbers. Shows all major and secondary roads and tertiary roads, with distances between points in kilometers. Fully indexed. Beautiful cartography.

Scale 1:1,500,000. Size 27"x39". International Travel Maps edition.

The State of Alaska is a perennial best-seller. The area is emerging from Covid and tourism is returning. Now is the appropriate time to stock up for those planning a visit in the spring and summer months. Cruises will start operating again in May, and this is the most popular way to reach Alaska from Seattle or Vancouver, while enjoying ports of call along the way.

If you do a cruise, make sure that you note the glacier at the northern end of Glacier Bay, which all ships visit. It has retreated to the point where a land mass is visible. That’s Canada. The border was set when the Icefield extended quite a ways further south, and no one realized at that time that there was no land under the ice. Technically, Alaska is now two parts: the peninsula and the mainland! Don’t tell the Americans!

Scale 1:1,750,000. Freytag & Berndt edition.

Scale 1:2,000,000. Reis Know How edition. This map combines topographic mapping with road and tourist detail. The road information is clear and elevation is shown using contours, spot heights and altitude shading. The map shows six different types of roads, highlighting scenic routes, places of interest, archaeological sites, monasteries, monuments, police stations, railroads, and viewpoints.

Size 23"x36". American Map Company edition. This Alaska map features insets of major cities, points of interest, airports, camping facilities, parks, selected local attractions and more.

Scale 1:4,100,000. Size 26"x37". Rand McNally edition.

Scale 1:900,000. International Travel Maps edition. The west coast of North America is so long that we have divided it into segments – the Central American and Mexican segments are shown on maps of those areas. We recently released our USA Pacific Coast Map, covering the segment between San Diego and Vancouver. This map completes the mapping of the Pacific Ocean coastline by mapping the routes followed by cruise ships and Alaska Ferries heading north from Seattle and Vancouver to Alaska. This is a double-sided map, with Vancouver Island and the coastline as far north as Prince Rupert on one side (with inset maps of Seattle, Victoria, and Vancouver)on side 1, and the coastline north to Glacier Bay and an onward inset map to Anchorage (including an inset map of the city) on the second side. As the actual routes followed by the numerous cruise lines vary, we can’t show their actual sailing routes, but they generally follow the coastline within viewing distance of either the mainland or coastal islands, or both. We have included the normal ferry routes followed by both BC Ferries and Alaska Ferries in their network of watery trails joining coastal communities, and the large cruise ships follow much the same routes.

Scale 1:880,000. Size 26"x38". National Geographic edition. Explore the exhilarating majesty and mystique of Southeast Alaska with National Geographic’s Alaska’s Inside Passage Destination Map. The Inside Passage is a meandering waterway formed by a myriad of islands that lie between the North Pacific Ocean and the quieter waters along the coast. At its heart is the Tongass National Forest, the largest national forest in the United States which at a staggering 16.8 million acres contains 19 designated wilderness areas and the Admiralty Island and Misty Fiords National Monuments. This remarkable region of Alaska boasts unparalleled scenery and countless opportunities to experience some of Alaska’s most amazing and diverse wildlife as well as its rich native culture and history. Visitors can view the ever-changing landscape of Glacier Bay from passenger ships or wind through Tongass National Forest in a sea kayak. Few roads exist in the region so travel is mainly done by boat or seaplane, both of which allow for a greater opportunity to absorb the icy peaks, spruce-hemlock rain forests, and azure waters. The front side of Alaska’s Inside Passage reveals a striking map of the region from the northern reaches of Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve south to Prince of Wales Island. Information about the islands and other land features, wildlife viewing and safety, the weather, the tides and more is included. The reverse side of the map provides invaluable content for travelers with extensive descriptions of points of interest and information about tours, outfitters, visitor associations, lodging, the geology of the region, and local indigenous cultures. A National Parks chart includes services offered and contact information for each park, and an additional map of the entire state of Alaska provides context for the region.

Scale 1:3,000,000. Size 28"x50". Imus Geographics. Distinguishes roads ranging from highways to other roads. Legend includes boundaries from National Parks, preserves, monuments, National Wildlife refuges, conservation areas, National Forests, military reservations, Indian reservations, state parks/forests, wilderness and boroughs. Also listed are ferry routes, railroads, Iditarod Trail, airports with scheduled jet service, public access airports, seaplane bases, state parks with camping, state parks - day use only, state marine parks, ski areas, visitor centers, state critical habitat areas, state game refuges, military airports. Map includes an extensive place index and mileage chart.

Scale 1:100,000. Size 26"x35". Imus Geographics edition. Extending from suburban Anchorage deep into the ice- capped Chugach Mountains, this nearly one-half million acre alpine wilderness park is genuine Alaska and lies only 8 miles from an international airport. Showing roads and trails, shaded relief, contours, and depicting forested areas and glaciers, this map serves as a back country guide and shows the beauty of Alaska.

Great Pacific Recreation Maps edition. Comprehensive coverage of Inside Passage from Prince Rupert BC to Yakutat, AK Detailed city insets of Juneau, Ketchikan, Sitka, Wrangell, Skagway, Petersburg, Haines, Craig & Prince Rupert, B.C. Canada. Cruise Ship & Ferry Routes Parks & Recreation Areas Scenic Viewpoints & Wildlife Watching Fishing & Boat Ramps/ Launches Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve Wilderness Areas Hiking Trails/ Kayak Routes Museums & Historic Places

Scale 1:1,000,000. Size 12"x72". Coastal Cruise Tour Guides edition. This guide is designed for cruises and tours that extend beyond the Inside Passage into the heart of Alaska and the Yukon. Seven large color maps of the Glacier Route from Yakutat to the Katmai region fold out and include Prince William Sound, Denali National Park and Kodiak Island. Interior maps of Alaska, Canada's Yukon and the Arctic region show road systems and points-of-interest. Information on cities and towns, glaciers, national parks, land and sea mammals including whales and many other subjects are presented along with color photos and drawings. The text examines native cultures, Russian exploration, the Klondike Gold Rush and many other aspects of life in the far north.

Great Pacific Recreation Maps edition. Kenai Fjords National Park • Chugach National Forest • Kachemak Bay State Park • Kenai National Wildlife Refuge Parks & Recreation Areas Scenic Viewpoints & Wildlife Watching Captain Cook SRA Fishing & Boat Ramps/ Launches Kachemak Bay Hiking, Canoe & Snowmobile Trails Museums & Historic Places Kids' Activities

Scale 1:3,000,000. Size 28"x50". Imus Geographics. Distinguishes roads ranging from highways to other roads. Legend includes boundaries from National Parks, preserves, monuments, National Wildlife refuges, conservation areas, National Forests, military reservations, Indian reservations, state parks/forests, wilderness and boroughs. Also listed are ferry routes, railroads, Iditarod Trail, airports with scheduled jet service, public access airports, seaplane bases, state parks with camping, state parks - day use only, state marine parks, ski areas, visitor centers, state critical habitat areas, state game refuges, military airports. Map includes an extensive place index and mileage chart.

Scale 1:3,000,000. Size 28"x50". Imus Geographics. Distinguishes roads ranging from highways to other roads. Legend includes boundaries from National Parks, preserves, monuments, National Wildlife refuges, conservation areas, National Forests, military reservations, Indian reservations, state parks/forests, wilderness and boroughs. Also listed are ferry routes, railroads, Iditarod Trail, airports with scheduled jet service, public access airports, seaplane bases, state parks with camping, state parks - day use only, state marine parks, ski areas, visitor centers, state critical habitat areas, state game refuges, military airports. Map includes an extensive place index and mileage chart.

Scale 1:100,000. Size 26"x35". Imus Geographics edition. Extending from suburban Anchorage deep into the ice- capped Chugach Mountains, this nearly one-half million acre alpine wilderness park is genuine Alaska and lies only 8 miles from an international airport. Showing roads and trails, shaded relief, contours, and depicting forested areas and glaciers, this map serves as a back country guide and shows the beauty of Alaska.

Scale 1:100,000. Size 26"x35". Imus Geographics edition. Extending from suburban Anchorage deep into the ice- capped Chugach Mountains, this nearly one-half million acre alpine wilderness park is genuine Alaska and lies only 8 miles from an international airport. Showing roads and trails, shaded relief, contours, and depicting forested areas and glaciers, this map serves as a back country guide and shows the beauty of Alaska.

Scale 1:1,000,000. Size 12"x72". Coastal Cruise Tour Guides edition. Includes a 6-foot fold-out map of the cruise route from Puget Sound to Glacier Bay, plus lots of tourist information on "Early Explorers", "Native Culture", Victoria, B.C., Prince Rupert, Ketchikan, Wrangell/Petersberg, Juneau, Sitka, Skagway/Haines, and "What to look for along the way". English text.

The famous Alaska Highway of WW2 fame has been largely paved and straightened by now, but is still one of the paramount exploration adventures in the world and is far more accessible than the Karakoram or mid-Australia routes. The original highway, from Dawson Creek in northern British Columbia to close to Fairbanks, Alaska, has been supplemented by several off-shoots: the Dempster Highway leading to Inuvik, in Canada's Northwest Territories, the Dalton Highway, leading north to the high Arctic at Prudhoe Bay in Alaska, and the Stewart Highway leading south through the Coastal Mountains to Prince Rupert, BC are all closely integrated with the traditional Alaska Highway. All of these are shown in great detail in this atlas. Road conditions, distances, campgrounds, convenient hiking trails, heights of land, parks, and everything else that we could think of to make this booklet useful has been included. It has also been very attractively priced, which I hope is being noted. Center-stapled soft-cover atlas.

Scale 1:300,000. Full size, 11"x15?". 156 pages. DeLorme edition. Designed for those who want to get off the beaten path, this atlas shows all types of roads and tracks, and provides topographic maps that show hiking trails, campgrounds, fishing spots, ski areas, and more. Also contains a guide to state and national parks and recreation areas, historic sites, and unique natural areas. Comprehensive index enables the user to find locations quickly and easily. Great for car or backpack! Saddle-stitched, durable laminated paper cover.