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Hot off the press: the Maps are here!
1:31 PM EST 2/16/07
The first set of maps for the route are now available for purchase! By all accounts, these are detailed and beautiful maps. They include: <ul><li>Service symbols indicating the locations of campgrounds, hostels, motels, gas stations, groceries, restaurants, post offices and bike shops.</li> <li>Narratives with turn-by-turn instructions for traveling in either direction.</li> <li>Contour lines providing a general idea of elevation gains and losses. Elevation profiles in all regions with major ascents and descents indicated.</li> <li>local history, geology and other interesting information about points along the route.</li> <li>A weather chart providing average monthly rainfall and mean temperatures at points along the route.</li> <li>Large-scale detail maps of urban or congested areas.</li> <li>Summaries of riding conditions providing info on road surfaces, traffic volumes, and areas of caution.</li></ul>
[url http://www.adventurecycling.org/routes/undergroundrailroad.cfm?pg=more ]View the maps here[/url] and purchased in Adventure Cyclings online store at: http://www.adventurecycling.org/store/category.cfm?Category=98.
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Re: Hot off the press: the Maps are here!
1:34 PM EST 2/16/07
as a reply to Betha Gutsche.
The [url http://www.adventurecycling.org/routes/undergroundrailroad.cfm ]full suite[/url] of UGRR route maps is now available.
The route is [url http://adventurecycling.org/news/2007ugrr2release.cfm ]ready to ride[/url]! I'm waiting to hear how many cyclists are going to go the distance.
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