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Florida State Recreation National Geographic

This is large, just like the ones were back in the day. It has streets in it, though they aren't named. The FIRST thing I did when I looked at it was find the streets for the places that I had lived the longest (one 22 years, one 14 years, and one about 10 years or so). It's just really interesting all the things you can find in this. I found things (and places) I had never known existed, that were within a few miles of my homes! Next I looked at wildernesses and swamps all over the state. Huge places that are either unliveable or owned by the govt and not for sale.

We found a route we didn't know about to a city up in Georgia, and drove up there yesterday. Have just been looking at it again and seeing all kinds of things I had never known about in different places. (Enjoying it just like I did almanacs when I was a kid!)

I'm going to look for a couple more states to see if they have one of these on them too. I would say the best thing about this atlas is to look at and see what things are in and around certain areas you may be interested in. (There are several really strange looking things in the atlas, which make me want to go look them over. Probably not a good idea!)

I definitely recommend this for people who live in Florida or who are moving there. If you are traveling, would recommend if you're going to do a fairly long road trip. Not so much for your run of the mill tourist. Not unless you want to thoroughly investigate an area and get off the beaten track.

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