Downloadable maps?
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Is www.mappy.com the kind of maps you mean?...You can zoom in/out, and enlarge to get a printable map. I am trying to remember if it says it can be downloaded... if not just "copy/paste" the map... Sorry if it doesn't turn out to be useful... <BR>
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Kim, <BR> <BR>There is no single best source. In my opinion, www.mappy.com has jumoed to the top of my list for a highly detailed, CLEAN and uncluttered map of any one city. You can paste the pieces together - - but for a city like Rome, this would take dozens of hours (hundreds?), and result in a file hundreds of megabytes in size (as you might suppose, I say this from the experience at starting in such a project, and realizing its folly). <BR> <BR>www.mapquest.com is also good, as is www.euroshell.com for roads. None of these is an adequate substitute for a good road atlas. <BR> <BR>For educational uses, or (for the rest of us non-teaching, hobby travelers - - for a SCRAPBOOK!) - - the maps at http://www.lib.utexas.edu/Libs/PCL/M...ope/France.GIF (this is the address for the France map, but you get the idea) is unequalled. A very nice combination of clean and uncluttered, topgraphy and major geography, major cities and highways - - very well balanced. <BR> <BR>Best wishes, <BR> <BR>Rex <BR>