Scale 1:28,000. Size 25"x38". Jimapco edition. All streets and roads in the City of Albany, Town of Colonie, and surrounding areas including Latham, Cohoes, Watervliet, Menands, Bethlehem, Delmar, Guilderland, Vooheesville, Altamont, Ravena and more. Albany County Map on reverse. Fully indexed for communities and points of interest, zip codes, recreation areas, golf courses, hospitals, lakes and streams.

Scale 1:12,500/1:1,000,000. Size 27"x39". International Travel Maps edition. New York's Manhattan is a magnet for visitors and locals alike. This updated edition stretches from the northern edge of Central Park to The Battery and shows subway lines and railways where they actually travel, not just the stations. All ferry routes ( and there are quite a few) are included. The core of the subway system is shown on the back cover, with an inset map of the entire system being shown on the map itself. Spelling corrections have been made and changes to touristic sites noted. Ground Zero is now shown as the Sep 11 Memorial. The regional map on the other side of the paper is brand new. The Northeast Corridor from Boston to Washington is difficult to portray sensibly, since it runs from northeast to southwest whereas a sheet of paper is rectangle, so the coverage extends considerably west of the rail line forming the 'Corridor', but that's just an added bonus. This is an excellent map for day trips of regional travel, particularly for those driving or going by train to Washington. An inset map of central Washington is included, covering the Mall area.

Scale 1:270,000. Size 25"x38". Jimapco edition.

Scale 1:37,000. Size 46"x62". Jimapco edition. A detailed street map of Albany, Schenectady, and Troy. Includes Clifton Park in southern Saratoga to Bethlehem and Altamont to Poestenkill. Complete index of all roads and streets, points of interest and community locator.

Scale 1:148,000. Size 25"x38". Jimapco edition. Detailed maps of all streets and roads in Allegany and Cattaraugus Counties in New York State. Also includes parks, municipality insets, recreation areas, golf courses, lakes, streams, zip codes, and other points of interest.

Scale 1:31,000. Size 27"x39". Map Source edition.

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

Scale 1:28,000. Size 26"x37". Rand McNally edition.

Laminated. The Brooklyn, New York Wall Map by Universal Map shows all streets and highways, educational facilities, government buildings, ZIP codes/boundaries, cemeteries, points of interest, city limits and annexations, post offices, shopping centers, recreational parks, railroads, fire/police stations, hospitals, golf courses/country clubs, and mileage circles. Provides up-to-date cartography with new streets and changes. Framing rails are included on top and bottom for easy wall mounting. Railed wall maps can be turned into pull down maps on spring rollers for an additional $40.

Scale 1:3,017. Size 58" W x 83" H. Laminated. The 4th Edition Buffalo, New York Wall Map by Universal Map ranges North to Lockport and Lewiston in Niagara County; South to North Collins & Gowanda; East to Akron and Alden; and West to Fort Erie Grand Island, Niagara Falls, and the Chippawa Power Canal. Includes insets for Niagara Falls and Downtown Buffalo, & Western New York State. Shows all streets and highways, educational facilities, government buildings, ZIP codes/boundaries, cemeteries, points of interest, city limits and annexations, post offices, shopping centers, recreational parks, railroads, fire/police stations, hospitals, golf courses/country clubs, and mileage circles. Framing rails are included on top and bottom for easy wall mounting. Railed wall maps can be turned into pull down maps on spring rollers for an additional $40.

The Bronx, NY Wall Map Available from UniversalMAP UniversalMAP is proud to announce publication of our wall map of The Bronx, NY by Hagstrom. Specifications of this high quality map include: Measures 4'3" W x 4' 11" H (51“ x 59”) Up-to-date cartography at a scale of 1" = 1,230 feet. Printed in color with a markable and washable laminated surface. Hanging options of spring roller; or rails, mounted top and bottom. Streets are indexed on the face of the map, plus index book form. Areas of Coverage: The New York City borough of The Bronx. Coverage includes North: portions of Yonkers, Mount Vernon in Westchester County; South: to La Guardia Airport; East: to Long Island Sound including City Island & Hart Island; West: portions of Manhattan. NYC Subway Transit System Inset. Details include: All streets, State & County Highways, Interstate Highways, Subway & Railroad lines, Cemeteries, Neighborhood Names, Schools, Parks & Golf Courses, Points of Interest, Post Offices, Hospitals, ZIP Codes & boundaries, Block Numbers, Longitude & Latitude.

"Various scales". Size 27"x39". Map Source edition.

Scale 1:75,000. Size 27"x39". Map Source edition.

Rand McNally edition

Marshall Penn-York edition. Includes the cities and towns of Poughkeepsie, Beacon, Wappinger Falls, Fishkill, Arlington, Hyde Park, Millerton, Pawling, Red Hook, Rhinebeck, and Tivoli. Indexed.

Scale 1:11,000. Size 19"x25". Jimapco edition. Laminated. Laminated, folding map detailing Ithaca, Cornell University, and Ithaca College. Road map of Tompkins County, NY on reverse side of map. Fully indexed, zip codes, recreation areas and parks, points of interest.

Scale 1:46,000. Size 27"x39". Map Source edition.

"Various scales". Size 27"x39". Map Source edition.

Manhattan (NYC), NY Wall Map Available from UniversalMAP UniversalMAP is proud to announce publication of our wall map of Manhattan (NYC), NY by Hagstrom. Specifications of this high quality map include: Measures 4'2" W x 6' H (50“ x 72”) Up-to-date cartography at a scale of 1" = 950 feet. Printed in color with a markable and washable laminated surface. Hanging options of spring roller; or rails, mounted top and bottom. Streets are indexed on the face of the map. Areas of Coverage: The New York City borough of Manhattan. Area map of Tri-State Area. NYC Subway Transit System Inset. Details include: All streets, State & County Highways, Interstate Highways, Airports, Subway & Railroad lines, Cemeteries, Neighborhood Names, Schools, Parks & Golf Courses, Points of Interest, Post Offices, Hospitals, ZIP Codes & boundaries, Block Numbers, Longitude & Latitude.

Although ITMB has published a map of Manhattan several times, and this is the most recent version, this is the first time we have published a map of New York State on the second side of the sheet. The Manhattan side needs little plumping; it is an excellent map of the core of New York City at a generous scale of 1:12,000 scale. This enables the city to be shown in an easy-to-read format, to show one-way streets, and to portray the subway lines that snake under the surface. Of course, hotels, restaurants, scenic attractions, public buildings, and parks are well-portrayed. The other side of the sheet is a brilliant map of the State of New York, which stretches from the Canadian border to Pennsylvania, and from the eastern extent of Long Island to Buffalo. By the shape of the state, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and goodly portions of Vermont and New Hampshire, as well as northern New Jersey, are shown. Most visitors to the state either arrive from Canada or via the Interstates from other parts of the USA. While most users of our Manhattan map probably fly into one of NYC’s airports, this map provides the opportunity for visitors to extend their time in the area to enjoy the many charms of the State. The Hudson Valley, extending northwards to Albany, the state capital, is loaded with historical points of interest, such as the Huguenot houses near Poughkeepsie, or the Vanderbilt mansion or the homes of Eleanor Roosevelt or the Van Burens. A little to the west is the site of the 1969 Woodstock Festival, and further west still is the home of Corning glass. Naturally, no visit would be complete without seeing Niagara Falls, in the State’s far west. Interestingly, this part of the State did not become part of the USA until 1796, when the British moved the capital of British North America (the formal name for Canada in those days) to Fort George, and then to an unsettled area on the north shore of Lake Ontario, which became Toronto.