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Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park
Trailhead Graphics Fredericksburg: Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park, Virginia (Civil War Battlefield Series)
Detailed topographic contour map printed on two sides. They show only the units associated with the historic Fredericksburg battlefield (and not with Chancellorsville, The Wilderness, and Spotsylvania Court House). One side shows the town of Fredericksburg and the scattered units of the National Military Park, and shows park headquarters, information centers, picnic areas, interpretive trails, and restrooms. The map also shows monuments, points of interest, woodlands, and Confederate earthworks.On the reverse side are two additional maps, one showing the historic layout of Fredericksburg, and another showing the troop movements of the day. Most of this side, however, is devoted to a listing of troop units on both sides and their commanders. A few paragraphs are given to describing the battle.
Scale, about 1:14,115 (1 inch = about 0.22 mile). Contour interval: 10 feet. Size: about 18½ x 25 inches. Folded. Plastic.
Published by Trailhead Graphics, 1996. New.
Item #THD-FRED. Shipping weight: 0.3 lbs. Publisher's price: $6.95. Your price: $6.25
George Washington National Forest
National Geographic/Trails Illustrated Covington, Alleghany Highlands: George Washington and Jefferson National Forests, Virginia, USA
Detailed topographic map printed on two sides features the Warm Springs, James River, and New Castle ranger districts. One side of the map shows the north side of the region, which covers the area around the towns of Covington and Clifton Forge, and Lake Moomaw, Douthat State Park, Rough Mountain Wilderness, and Rich Hole Wilderness; most of this area is in George Washington National Forest. The reverse shows the south part of the region (which is actually more to the southwest). This side shows a long section of the Appalachian Trail, and includes Mountain Lake Wilderness, Shawvers Run Wilderness, Barbours Creek Wilderness, and the town of New Castle and the outskirts of the city of Roanoke. The reverse side is dominated by Jefferson National Forest.The maps show trails (distinguished by user groups), roads (including local roads through private land in the neighborhood), information centers, campgrounds, backcountry shelters, restrooms, picnic areas, boat launches, swimming areas, fishing, parking areas, and much more. The topographic contour lines are enhanced with shaded relief; woodlands are indicated with a green tint, private lands within the National Forest are tinted tan.
Charts rate 120 trails, and keys them to the map. Text gives basic information on the area and its activities, including safety tips, rules of the trail, and contact addresses and phone numbers.
Scale, about 1:75,000 (1 inch = about 1.2 miles). Contour interval= 50 feet. Size: about 37½ inches x 25½ inches. Folded. Plastic.
Published by National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, 2001. New.
Item #TI-788. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher’s price: $9.95. Your price: $8.50
National Geographic/Trails Illustrated Lexington, Blue Ridge Mts: George Washington and Jefferson National Forests, Virginia, USANewly revised with improved color tints, this detailed topographic map is printed on two sides, and features the Glenwood and Pedlar ranger districts. The area covered on both sides is bisected by the Appalachian Trail and the more or less parallel Blue Ridge Parkway—the section ranging from the town of Blue Ridge in the south to its terminous at Interstate 64 near Waynesboro. One side shows the north part of the region, and includes St. Mary's Wilderness, The Priest Wilderness, Three Ridges Wilderness, Mount Pleasant National Scenic Area, and the towns of Lexington and Waynesboro. The reverse shows the south part of the region (mostly to the southwest of the other side), and features James River Face Wilderness, Thunder Ridge Wilderness, the James River, and the towns of Buchanon, Glasgow, Bedford, and Lynchburg.
The maps show trails (distinguished by user groups), roads (including local roads through private land in the neighborhood), information centers, campgrounds, backcountry shelters, restrooms, picnic areas, boat launches, swimming areas, fishing, parking areas, and much more. The topographic contour lines are with shaded relief; woodlands are indicated with a green tint, private lands within the National Forest are tinted tan.Charts rate dozens of trails, and keys them to the map. Text gives basic information on the area and its activities, including safety tips, rules of the trail, and contact addresses and phone numbers.
Scale, about 1:75,000 (1 inch = about 1.2 miles). Contour interval= 50 feet. Size: about 37½ inches x 25½ inches. Folded. Plastic.
Published by National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, 2001, revised 2007. New.
Item #TI-789. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher’s price: $9.95. Your price: $8.50 (out of stock)
National Geographic/Trails Illustrated Massanutten & Great North Mtn: George Washington National Forest, Virginia / West Virginia, USA
Excellent detailed topographic map printed on two sides, features the Lee Ranger District and the North River Ranger District of this National Forest straddling the border of Virginia and West Virginia. The west side of the region is on one side of the map, and features the forest lands and private lands north of the town of Harrisonburg. It also shows Lost River State Park, West Virginia. On the reverse, is the east side, which is slightly more northerly than the coverage on the west side. This side includes the forest lands around the towns of Wardensville, Strasburg, Woodstock, Mount Jackson, and Luray. Also shows Virginia's Raymond R. "Andy" Guest Jr. Shenandoah River State Park, and portions of Shenandoah National Park.The maps show trails (distinguished by user groups), roads (including local roads through private land in the neighborhood), information centers, campgrounds, backcountry shelters, restrooms, picnic areas, boat launches, swimming areas, fishing, parking areas, and much more. The topographic contour lines are enhanced with shaded relief; woodlands are indicated with a green tint, private lands within the National Forest are tinted tan. The UTM grid is included for the benefit of GPS users.
Charts included rate dozens of trails, and keys them to the map. Text gives basic information on the area and its activities, including safety tips, rules of the trail, and contact addresses and phone numbers.
Scale, about 1:75,000 (1 inch = about 1.2 miles). Contour interval= 50 feet. Size: about 25½ x 37½ inches. Folded. Plastic.
Published by National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, 2007. New.
Item #TI-792. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher’s price: $9.95. Your price: $8.50
National Geographic/Trails Illustrated Staunton, Shenandoah Mtn: George Washington National Forest; Virginia / West Virginia, USA
Detailed topographic map printed on two sides features the Dry River, Deerfield, and Warm Springs ranger districts. The region covered in west and north of the city of Staunton, due west of Shenandoah National Park, and southwest of the map immediately above. The west side of the region is printed on one side, the reverse shows the east side. A small portion of Monangahela National Forest is also shown.The maps show trails (distinguished by user groups), roads (including local roads through private land in the neighborhood), information centers, campgrounds, backcountry shelters, restrooms, picnic areas, boat launches, swimming areas, fishing, parking areas, and much more. The topographic contour lines are enhanced with shaded relief; woodlands are indicated with a green tint, private lands within the National Forest are tinted tan.
Three charts rate 118 trails, and keys them to the map. Text gives basic information on the area and its activities, including safety tips, rules of the trail, and contact addresses and phone numbers.
Scale, about 1:75,000 (1 inch = about 1.2 miles). Contour interval = 50 feet. Size: about 25½ x 37½ inches. Folded. Plastic.
Published by National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, 2001. New.
Item #TI-791. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher’s price: $9.95. Your price: $8.50
Jefferson National Forest
National Geographic/Trails Illustrated Blacksburg, New River Valley: Jefferson National Forest, Virginia, USA
Detailed topographic map printed on two sides, especially useful for showing a long stretch of the Appalachian Trail. One side of the sheet shows the west half of the region, the reverse shows the east half. On the west side are such features as Brushy Mountain, Garden Mountain, Rich Mountain, Buckhorn Mountain, Wolf Creek Mountain, Walker Mountain, and Cove Mountain. This side also includes Kimberling Creek Wilderness, and the towns of Bluefield (West Virginia), and Wytheville. The east side shows Walker Mountain, Brush Mountain (not to be confused with Brushy Mountain), Sinking Creek Mountain, and Big Mountain, and the New River Valley, and the towns of Narrows, Pearisburg, Dublin, Radford, and Blacksburg, plus the Peters Mountain and Mountain Lake wildernesses.The topographic contours are subtly enhanced with shaded relief, green tints show the extent of woodlands, and tan tints show the extensive private property holdings within the national forest. The Appalachian Trail is clearly highlighted, and other trails and roads are shown in detail. The maps also locate campgrounds, parking areas, overlooks, restrooms, and other points of recreational interest.
The publication also includes information on the area, including regulations, safety tips, and Leave No Trace Wilderness Ethics. A chart briefly describes trails keyed on the map.
Scale, about 1: 75,000 (1 inch = about 1.2 miles). Contour interval = 50 feet. Size: about 37½ x 25½ inches. Folded. Plastic.
National Geographic Maps / Trails Illustrated, 2001. New.
Item #TI-787. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher’s price: $9.95. Your price: $8.50
National Geographic/Trails Illustrated Clinch Ranger District, Jefferson National Forest: Virginia / Kentucky, USA
Detailed topographic map printed on two sides, showing this National Forest unit straddling the Kentucky-Virginia state line. More of the land shown on the map is private than public, but all is depicted in the same fine detail. One side of the map shows the north half of the region, the reverse the south. Some prominent features on the maps include North Fork of Pound Lake, John W. Flannigan Reservoir, Breaks Interstate Park, much of Kingdom Come State Park, Lake Keokee, Natural Tunnel State Park, Clinch River, Bark Camp Lake, and the towns of Cumberland, Pennington Gap, Big Stone Gap, Norton, Wise, and Coeburn.The maps show topographic contours, lightly enhanced with shaded relief, and color tints show the extent of woodlands, and private lands within the National Forest (most of it!). Other details shown are trails, roads, campgrounds, picnic areas, and more. Supplementary information briefly describes the area, forest regulations and safety tips, and trail etiquette. A chart keyed to the map gives trail mileages, permitted user groups, and difficulty ratings.
Scale, about 1: 75,000 (1 inch = about 1.2 miles). Contour interval = 50 feet. Size: about 37½ x 25½ inches. Folded. Plastic.
National Geographic Maps / Trails Illustrated, 2001. New.
Item #TI-793. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher’s price: $9.95. Your price: $8.50
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National Geographic/Trails Illustrated Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, Jefferson National Forest
Excellent topographic map printed on two sides. The east part of the region is on one side, the west on the other. The National Recreation Area is a special designation within the National Forest. The map also shows a large portion of adjacent public and private lands in as much detail. An inset shows an enlargement of the Mount Rogers High Country, an area including Lewis Fork Wilderness, Grayson Highlands State Park, and Little Wilson Creek Wilderness. Also shown on the main map are the towns of Abingdon, Chilhowie, and Marion, Hungry Mother State Park, Little Dry Run Wilderness, Big Survey Wildlife Management Area, New River Trail State Park, and the towns of Galax, Rural Retreat, Wytheville, and Hillsville.Shaded relief is used to show the form of the land, with a green tint indicating forested areas. A tan tint shows the location of private land within the National Forest. Plotted on the map are trails (with the Appalachian Trail specially highlighted), roads of all classes, visitor information centers, ranger stations, campgrounds, cabins, primitive campsites, horse camps, backcountry shelters, parking, picnic areas, RV campsites and dump stations, restrooms, showers, points of interest, and much more. Text boxes arranged around the edges of the maps describe the area and give information and advice on wilderness, the Appalachian Trail, "Leave No Trace" outdoor ethics, and recreational use. A table lists trails and locates them on the map, and indicates mileage, difficulty, user groups allowed, and relative amount of visitation. Another table lists the facilities and activities available at the various campgrounds and other recreation sites on the map.
Scale of main map, about 1:75,000 (1 inch = about 1.2 miles). Scale of Mount Rogers High Country detail, about 1:30,000 (1 inch = about 0.5 mile). Contour interval = 50 feet. Size: about
37½ x 25½ inches. Folded. Plastic.
Published by National Geographic / Trails Illustrated, revised 2003. New.
Item #TI-786. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $9.95. Your price: $8.50
See also George Washington National Forest, above, for additional maps covering parts of Jefferson National Forest
Shenandoah National Park
National Geographic/Trails Illustrated Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
Excellent new topographic map completely revised, and printed on two sides. On one side is the north part of the region, the south on the reverse. Shaded relief is used to enhance the elevation contours to show the form of the terrain. A green tint shows the extent of forests. Detailed are trails (with the Appalachian Trail specially highlighted), roads of all sizes (with Skyline Drive overlooks indicated and named, and mileposts on the same scenic road indicated every five miles), picnic areas, campgrounds, parking areas, huts and shelters, waterfalls, visitor centers, lodging, restrooms and much more.Insets show details of these developed areas within the park: Loft Mountain, Big Meadows, Skyland, and Mathews Arm - Elk Wallow. Text boxes arranged around the edges of the map give you advice and information on hiking, fishing, campgrounds, horse use, ranger programs, wilderness, the "Leave No Trace" outdoor ethic, the Appalachian Trail, waterfalls in the park, and more.
Since Shenandoah is so narrow, there is plenty of room on each side of the map to show adjacent National Forest, other public, and private lands. Details for these areas are not omitted, and this is also an excellent map for exploring the back roads of the surrounding region. Included are parts of George Washington National Forest, Shenandoah River State Park, Rapidan Wildlife Management Area, and the towns of Waynesboro, Crozet, Charlottesville, Grottoes, Harrisonburg, Elkton, Shenandoah, Luray, and Front Royal.
Scale, about 1:75,000 (1 inch = about 1.2 miles). Contour interval = 50 feet. Size: about 25½ x 37½ inches. Folded. Plastic.
Published by National Geographic Maps / Trails Illustrated, revised 2002. New.
Item #TI-228. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $9.95. Your price: $8.50
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