Travel to Washington

Streetwise Seattle (Streetwise)

Format: Map
Author: Michael Brown
ReleaseDate: 01 July, 2000
Publisher: Streetwise Maps
Rating:

Clearest foldable map of downtown Seattle!
By the end of the summer, the only map living in the front seat of my MINI Cooper was this one. Before heading into Seattle as an intern this summer, I bought a few foldable maps - each with different strengths and weaknesses. I love it because the streets are clearly labeled. I love it because it shows some of the surrounding neighborhoods, not just the main downtown area. And most of all, I love it because it shows the on and offramps for the freeway. How many times have you hit a bizarre interchange and not known what lane to be in, or been stuck in a maze of one-way streets? This map is absolutely the clearest at indicating directionality of streets, and that's a good thing because Seattle is a pretty messy city to get around in by car.

Combine this map with one of the bound King/Pierce/Snohomish County "map books" that are sold at most big box stores in the metro area with detailed grid maps of the entire area, and you'll never get lost. Highly recommended!.

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