Check out our collection of travel books and atlases in the non-fiction and reference sections (call numbers 910 through 919), or view some of the following online resources:
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Montana Digital Atlas: Search for highways, counties, legislative districts and more. This map will let you enter various search criteria to see a mapped image of an area. |
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Montana GIS Portal: The GIS Portal is Montana’s primary catalog of GIS data. Its focus is to facilitate access by GIS professionals to data for their mapping and spatial analysis applications. |
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Build a Montana Map: Includes various mapping options including topographical maps, hunting maps, and natural resource maps. |
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National Atlas: Create maps for anywhere in the U.S. |
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U.S. Census Bureau Maps: Links to publicly available printed maps and free, downloadable maps based on census data. |
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Bing Maps: View an interactive map and get turn by turn driving directions. Find traffic details, road conditions, street maps, satellite photos, and aerial maps. |
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Google Earth: Google Earth lets you fly anywhere on Earth to view satellite imagery, maps, terrain, 3D buildings, from galaxies in outer space to the canyons of the ocean (requires download). |