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maps show the county and city names and boundaries, railroads, rivers, swamps, and lakes. Copies of the desk-size (16x32-inch) base map publishedatascaleof 1:1,000,000 (one inch equals about 16 miles), cost $1.00 each. The larger (30x64-inch) base map, published at a scale of 1:500,000 (one inch equals about eight miles, is priced at $1.50 per copy.

A multicolor topographic map of the State highlights major political and recreational divisions. Built-up urban areas are shown in yellow; county boundaries are outlined in black and green; State and Federal parks, forests, and some wildlife refuges are shown in pink and green; and roads and railroads are shown in purple and black. In addition, brown contour lines depict the height and con

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