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Summary: Like an ADC Street Map without the streets
Review: Get the "New Jersey Atlas & Gazateer" primarily for its comprehensive recreational listing (gazateer), second for the topo maps and third for the city street maps which are well explained in the other reviews.
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Summary: Like an ADC Street Map without the streets
Review: Get the "New Jersey Atlas & Gazateer" primarily for its comprehensive recreational listing (gazateer), second for the topo maps and third for the city street maps which are well explained in the other reviews.
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Summary: Couldn't stop looking through it
Review: I bought this book for someone who just received a kayak. After the commotion of birthday present opening subsided, he spent about a hour just looking over all the wonderfully detailed maps with his father-in-law. That's how I knew this atlas was the best present I could give. Everything the other reviewers wrote is true.
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Summary: Couldn't stop looking through it
Review: I bought this book for someone who just received a kayak. After the commotion of birthday present opening subsided, he spent about a hour just looking over all the wonderfully detailed maps with his father-in-law. That's how I knew this atlas was the best present I could give. Everything the other reviewers wrote is true.
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Summary: A Comprehensive Reference for NJ Outdoor Enthusiasts
Review: If you are a paddler, fisherman, hiker, camper skier or just plain outdoor enthusiast, this is the guide for you. In addition to pages of topographic maps which cover the entire state, the atlas also includes an index of all outdoor recreational activities and the recreational areas that support each. Complete listings of NJ golf courses, ski areas, scenic drives & trails, wildlife viewing areas, hunting & fishing areas and a very comprehensive list of public and private campgrounds make this a reference you will want to have to plan your next NJ outdoor adventure.Although this is not a collection of street maps, some street maps of larger cities such as Trenton, Jersey City, Newark, Camden, Elizabeth, Hackensack, Paterson and Atlantic City are included.
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Summary: A Comprehensive Reference for NJ Outdoor Enthusiasts
Review: If you are a paddler, fisherman, hiker, camper skier or just plain outdoor enthusiast, this is the guide for you. In addition to pages of topographic maps which cover the entire state, the atlas also includes an index of all outdoor recreational activities and the recreational areas that support each. Complete listings of NJ golf courses, ski areas, scenic drives & trails, wildlife viewing areas, hunting & fishing areas and a very comprehensive list of public and private campgrounds make this a reference you will want to have to plan your next NJ outdoor adventure. Although this is not a collection of street maps, some street maps of larger cities such as Trenton, Jersey City, Newark, Camden, Elizabeth, Hackensack, Paterson and Atlantic City are included.
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Summary: get it for the gazetter and overview of local roads
Review: Like other DeLorme atlases this one shows nearly all the back roads in the state of New Jersey (yes, we do have back roads here!). There are a few minor errors, but the biggest problem is that there are very few names of roads. It makes it hard to tell if you're on the right road and useless for trying to look up an address. Unlike other DeLorme atlases, this one has close up maps of the major metropolitan areas with almost all the streets, again lacking a few names. The Gazetter part is great. It has recreation areas, some canoe trips, tons of historic sights, unique natural features, some scenic drives, Atlantic City casinos, some golf courses, attractions, sking, lots of wildlife viewing plases, hiking trailshunting, fishing, and all the private campgrounds in the state.
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