Got any online cartographic beauties you'd care to share? Here's a couple of Nirvy's favourites...

The Canoe Routes of Algonquin Park in eastern Ontario. Yeah, it's 5.5 MB to download, but check out that level of detail. Breathtaking.
http://www-2.cs.cm...algonquin/alg2.pdf

This one of Acadia National Park turns my crank too. That might have something to do with my June reservation at Blackwoods though! Sadly, you need that stupid MrSID plug-in to enjoy it in max resolution. I hope this weird-looking link works.
http://memory.loc....?ammem/gmd:@filreq(@field(NUMBER+@band(g3732a+np000038))+@field(COLLID+npmap))&title=Topographic%20Map,%20Acadia%20Nati onal%20Park,%20Hancock%20County,%20Maine.

And finally, the "piece de resistance!" La Cité de Montréal en 1642 [edit: it's actually 1942, but who's counting?] by S. H. Maw. Another massive download, but well worth the wait. It's not a map. It's a freaking work of art. They sure don't make 'em like this anymore.
http://passerelle2...igh/TRBA0176_n.jpg

Post away, kids!

Everyone probably knows this one:

http://www.globexplorer.com

For routefinding: map24.nl / map24.com (they power google maps)

For the maps: viamichelin.com , and then the "Ville" detail level - the Online version of my Absolute Favourite of all maps...

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