Streetwise Charleston Map - Laminated City Center Street Map of Charleston, South Carolina - Folding Pocket Size Travel Map
Author: Streetwise Maps
2007 UPDATED Streetwise Charleston Map - Laminated City Center Street Map of Charleston, South Carolina - Folding pocket size travel map
This travel map covers the following areas:
Main Charleston, South Carolina Map 1:19,000
Historic Charleston Map 1:9,500
Charleston Regional Map 1;780,000
Charleston Area Map 1:220,000
North Charleston Map 1:39,000
Charleston is where history lives. Some areas still reflect the three hundred year old history of this coastal city. For example, Charleston’s Historic District encompasses over 2000 historic buildings. The surrounding areas contain old plantation homes, some active today.
The STREETWISE® map of Charleston, SC will enable you to experience the rich history and culture of this quintessential Southern city. Our detailed Historic Charleston inset map identifies all the important historic homes and buildings which you will want to see during your walking tour.
The main city center map of Charleston helps you navigate into and out of the city center. It also expands on the number of sites featured including hotels, shopping, educational institutions and neighborhoods.
The Charleston map's backside features two additional maps: the Charleston Regional Map covers the geography between Savannah, Georgia and Charleston, South Carolina. The Charleston Area Map helps to navigate around the perimeter of the city to such notable places as The Boone Plantation, Drayton Hall and the Charleston International Airport. A complete index of streets, hotels, points of interest, shopping, education, culture, and parks is clearly listed.
Our pocket size map of Charleston is laminated for durability and accordion foldingfor effortless use. The STREETWISE® Charleston map is one of many detailed and easy-to-read city street maps designed and published by STREETWISE®. Buy your STREETWISE® Charleston map today and you too can navigate Charleston, South Carolina like a native. For a larger selection of our detailed travel maps simply type STREETWISE MAPS into the Barnes & Noble search bar.
About STREETWISE® Maps
STREETWISE® is the first map to be designed with modern graphics and is the originator of the laminated, accordion-fold map format. We've set the standard that every map company has imitated but never duplicated. Our mission is to make you feel comfortable, to make you feel safe in a place where you've never been before and to enable you to experience a familiar place more fully.
The company was founded in 1984 by Michael Brown, who had been in international publishing for many years, setting up subsidiaries for textbook publishers. In the 1970's, Brown traveled extensively throughout Africa, India, the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Brown would take a large paper map, cut out the city center, folded it up and slip it into his pocket, thus preventing him from looking like a tourist in areas where discretion is the better part of travel. This was his tool for surviving.
After many years on the road, Brown settled back in New York and decided to start his own business, based on the adaptations he had made to maps in his travels. His goal was to give someone the ability to navigate easily in unfamiliar terrain.
He started with a new map format: the accordion fold. Such a simple idea, but at the time it was revolutionary. No more struggling to fold an awkward, oversized paper map. This new format would enable the user to blend in like a native, instead of stick out like a tourist. Brown then added lamination to ensure that the map would be a lasting tool.
More important than the format was the design of the map itself. It had to be a map that not only succeeded above and beyond any map he had used, but was esthetically appealing as well. The look of it had to be as striking as the functionality. Color was introduced in a way that was never seen before in a map - vivid purple for water, soothing gray for the background of street grids, gold to highlight elements of the map. Clarity, conciseness and convenience in a very stylish package.
Building the business was a 24 hour job. Brown sold the maps during the day, zipping around Manhattan making deliveries on his Harley Davidson. At night he packed the orders and did the design work. More titles were added, each title requiring months of research and design.
Today, STREETWISE® produces over 130 titles for major destinations, regions and countries throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Europe, the United Kingdom and Asia. We have grown from the back of a motorcycle to selling millions of maps around the world.
Yet each title is still painstakingly researched and updated. STREETWISE® is one of the only, if not THE only map company that conducts research by walking or driving an area to ensure accuracy. After all, what good is the map if what you hold in your hands doesn't match what you see on the street sign? This lengthy fact checking results in superior accuracy; in effect, we've done the work, now you have the adventure.
In the end, it's not about the map, it's about getting out and finding your own authentic experience wherever you go. It's about being in a city or a region and discovering things that you never thought you would find. You can do this if you have confidence and you have confidence if you have a great map. STREETWISE® is the great map that you need.
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Great American Motorcycle Tours
Author: Gary McKechni
You're a rider . . . an independent spirit who's reluctant to follow someone else's road map. But there are millions of miles of road to travel, and you could spend months searching for the best ones.
Don't waste your valuable two-wheeled vacation on ordinary routes. Instead, let Gary McKechnie be your guide. He's spent years exploring the nation by bike, and he gives you his top 20 rides, from the rocky New England coast to the wide-open West.
In this detailed update of his best-selling guide, McKechnie includes: tips on side trips, scenic stops, and watering holes; advice on packing, equipment, road conditions, rider-friendly attractions, and lists of conveniently-located motorcycle shops along the routes; on-the-road photographs and hand-drawn maps; and an extensive appendix featuring essential websites that help riders find rallies, rental and touring companies, and motorcycle clubs.
Table of Contents:
| Why I Ride | vii | |
| Introduction | 1 | |
| White Mountains--Blue Seas Run: Littleton, New Hampshire to Camden, Maine | 6 | |
| Berkshires--Central Vermont Run: Lenox, Massachusetts to Stowe, Vermont | 28 | |
| Related Side Trips: Vermont | ||
| Hudson River Valley Run: Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow to Saratoga Springs, New York | 52 | |
| Cape Cod Run: Sandwich to Provincetown, Massachusetts | 78 | |
| Amish Country Run: New Hope to Intercourse, Pennsylvania | 94 | |
| Related Side Trips: Maryland | ||
| Civil War Run: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to Fredricksburg, Virginia | 110 | |
| Related Side Trips: Virginia; West Virginia | ||
| Blue Ridge Parkway Run: Mount Airy to Hendersonville, North Carolina | 130 | |
| Related Side Trips: North Carolina | ||
| Southern Comfort Run: St. Augustine, Florida to Charleston, South Carolina | 150 | |
| Related Side Trips: Georgia | ||
| Tropical Paradise Run: Miami Beach to Key West, Florida | 174 | |
| Blues Cruise: Memphis, Tennessee to New Orleans, Louisiana | 194 | |
| Related Side Trips: Arkansas; Louisiana; Mississippi; Tennessee | ||
| Wisconsin Thumb Run: Milwaukee to Door County, Wisconsin | 218 | |
| Related Side Trips: Wisconsin; Michigan | ||
| Black Hills Run: Deadwood to Custer State Park, South Dakota | 236 | |
| Related Side Trips: Minnesota; Nebraska | ||
| Wild West Run: Livingston, Montana to Jackson, Wyoming | 250 | |
| Mighty Montana Run: Missoula to Bozeman, Montana | 268 | |
| Related Side Trips: Idaho | ||
| Wild Colorado Run: Durango to Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado | 286 | |
| Land of Enchantment Run: Taos to Santa Fe, New Mexico | 306 | |
| Red Rocks Run: Sedona, Arizona to Zion National Park, Utah | 320 | |
| Las Vegas--Yosemite Run: Las Vegas, Nevada to Yosemite National Park, California | 344 | |
| Washington State Run: Seattle to Port Townsend, Washington | 364 | |
| Related Side Trips: Oregon | ||
| Pacific Coast Run: Calistoga to Carmel, California | 378 | |
| Appendix | 400 | |
| Helpful Information | 404 | |
| Chain Hotel Guide | 405 | |
| General Index | 406 | |
| Accommodations Index | 414 | |
| Restaurant Index | 417 |
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