Las Animas - Bent County Library District

"The Rand McNally Road Atlas is the most trusted and best-selling US atlas on the market. This updated North American atlas contains maps of every U.S. state and Canadian province, an overview map of Mexico, and detailed inset maps of over 350 cities and 20 U.S. national parks. Road construction and conditions contact information for every state conveniently located above the maps. Contains mileage chart showing distances between 90 North American...

Offers city, state, and province maps of each North American country, along with trip planning information and maps that show mileages and drive times between destinations.

"Breaking History books offer a front row seat to history as it broke (like 'breaking news') and give the blow-by-blow of historical discovery--what we learned, when we learned it, who made the discovery, and how. Lost America is an illustrated look at fascinating places in the United States that have existed only in myth and have never been found, those that were abandoned and why, and those that were lost to social upheaval or natural disaster....

Colorado's mountains are the source of everything that makes Colorado unique. The Recreation Guide has complete categorized listings and the recreation maps show complete public land ownership. Map Scale = 1:200,000 & 1:500,000 Sheet Size = 11" x 16"

You are living through a pivotal time in the history of the United States. The North and the South are waging a bloody civil war. The North and the South are waging a bloody civil war. The heaviest fighting is on the ground. But the battle goes on at sea as well. Both sides are at work on secret naval weapons -- ironclad ships. You will need all of your wits to survive the coming battle.

Recounts the history of the stagecoach in America from the early days of the Republic to the westward expansion, using illustrations, historical documents, maps, and fictional diary entries.

I wanted to drive the American roads at the century's end, to look at the country again, from border to border and beach to beach...

Minnesota-based writer and photographer Kazynski traces the transformation of the US from a network of places connected by rutted wagon trails to a maze of highways connected to other highways. He describes and illustrates road and bridge construction and the new roadside culture that threw up motels, restaurants, gas stations, and scenic perspectives