Travel to Mexico

New Mexico Atlas & Gazetteer

Format: Map
Author: Delorme
ReleaseDate: 01 September, 2003
Publisher: Delorme Mapping Company
Rating:

Excellent Map
I have a Lowrance GPS that has been terrific. I have been driving around New Mexico for the month of October. I have also been using Delorme's New Mexico Atlas to allow me to see bigger picture issues and to strategize where I want to go. They have been a great combination for me.

The only negative -- and it is a very small negative -- is that it did not have some streets in newly developing areas in Las Cruces. For that matter, neither did my GPS, and I just installed the latest update to its database in September.

Excellent Road Map
Not only is it an easy to follow road map but it includes points of interest with descriptions. . A 'must have' for a tourist in a new territory to be discovered!.

mines
One of the chief reasons I purchase a Topo type map is because I am a Rockhound. In the past, I have purchased several of the Gazetteer maps. A large portion of good minerals and rock formations are generally located at or near mines. The Gazetteer has always been a quick and easy reference for roads and trails to these areas. Not so with the New Mexico version. I have found no mines or quarries anywhere within this map. I feel cheated for if I had looked at it prior to purchase, I would not have bought it.

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