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Announcing! 2 Attractive WALL MAPS for the North Estancia Valley and East Mountains Area

36" by 55.5", and 42" by 48.5" laminated 3 mil with hill shading and accurate color elevation. See above image or go to Holman's on 6201 Jefferson Street NE, Albuquerque (505 449-3800). You may e-mail or call Horton Family Maps to see the wall map with no obligation to purchase. All road information is very accurate and the most up-to-date available for this area.

The 2nd edition for the Horton Family Map of Santa Fe, Española, Los Alamos and Taos is also now available in the popular CD format.

What about the geospatial tools for the new CD version? Your latitude and longitude are continuously displayed as you move your geospatial location tool. You may accurately measure straight line distances with the measuring tool, accumulated street distances with the perimeter tool and areas with the area tool.
Text blocks and sticky notes let you store comments in the PDF file. Of course you can capture measurements and notes to e-mail or print. Adobe Reader 9.1 is included on the CD.

The breakdown of new street entries for 2009 is as follows:
Santa Fe 333 new street entries, Edgewood 49 new street entries, Pecos 56 new street entries, Española 75 new street entries, Chimayo 17 new street entries, Los Alamos 21 new street entries and Taos 158 new street entries. These new street entries are a mix of new subdivision streets and single streets for existing streets that finally have been given street names.

Discounts: Buy 3 to 14 of these products in any combination in one order and fifty cents will be subtracted from the price of each. For 15 to 100 items, the discount is $1.50 each.

Road atlas for all of Santa Fe County streets plus Espaola, Los Alamos and Taos areas. Features large print, excellent detail and latest street info. Published 2009, 1st edition, black and white, saddle-stitched, thoroughly indexed, 8x9.25", 92 pages, ISBN 978-0-9795934-9-9.

Street Maps: Santa Fe, Espaola, Los Alamos & Taos - 2009 2nd edition CD version 1.0

Road atlas for all of Santa Fe County streets plus Espaola, Los Alamos and Taos areas. Features large print, excellent detail and latest street info. Published 2009, black and white, thoroughly indexed, 92-page PDF format with Adobe Reader 9 geospatial tools for measuring distances and finding latitude and longitude. 2009 2nd edition CD version 1.0, ISBN 978-0-9841761-0-6.

Road atlas for North Estancia Valley and the East Mountain area of New Mexico, including Estancia, Moriarty, Edgewood, Tijeras, Cedar Crest, Placitas and surrounding smaller communities at the intersection of Bernalillo, Sandoval, Santa Fe and Torrance counties along the I-40 (old U.S. Route 66) corridor. Features large print, excellent detail and latest street info. Published 2008, black and white, saddle-stitched, indexed, 8x9.25", 56 pages, ISBN 978-0-615-21753-6.

Folded single-sheet five-in-one map in a handy size that shows 1) north central New Mexico, 2) main hiking trails, 3) routes into and out of Santa Fe, 4) downtown Santa Fe and Canyon Road and 5) museums and art centers. Published 2005, color, 11x17", ISBN 978-0-9795934-7-5, available as plain paper or laminated.

This product is available in plain stiff paper or can be ordered laminated, a great choice for campers and hikers.

Folded street map of all Santa Fe City streets with new, updated elementary school district boundaries, major subdivisions, and complete listings of churches. Also enlargement of the downtown historic district. AND COLORFUL hill shading and color elevation model map for Santa Fe and vicinity. Very popular with parks, museums and downtown points of interest. Published 2010, 17 1/2"X28", color, a Horton Family Maps Highroad Publications publication, 8th edition ISBN:978-0-9795934-8-2

A popular map in the Highroad Publications series Taos County (hill shaded and color elevations) is contained here (main roads) with a hiking trail map overlaid on a aerial photograph of the Wheeler Peak area. The large map of the Town of Taos encompasses the historic areas.18"X23 1/2". Out of Print, look for a July 2010 publication!

The Albuquerque area straight north to Santa Fe and Taos to the Colorado state boundary along with Las Vegas in the east and Cuba in the west make up this north central quadrant. As with all the Highroad Publications state maps the main U.S. Forest Service roads are included with campground data. 18"X23 1/2". Published 1996. OUT OF PRINT. Look to Sightseeing map for North Central New Mexico.

From the Zuni Pueblo east to Grants and north through Farmington and Aztec to Durango, Colorado this northwestern quadrant contains Navajo Lake State Park, Pagosa Springs, and Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado and do you want to know how to reach Canyon de Chelly National Monument? 18"X23 1/2".Published 2000.

From Socorro south to Las Cruces, west to Lordsburg and north to Quemado and Pie Town this southwestern quadrant of New Mexico contains the Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, the Very Large Array (radio telescopes)-National Radio Astronomy Observatory and the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument. 18"X23 1/2". Published 2001

From the Southeastern town of Jal north through the oil rich area of Hobbs to Tucumcari on I-40 and further north to Raton and the Colorado state boundary and then back down southwest to Mountainair and south again to Alamagordo and Orogrande this area contains the rich Sacramento Mountains, White Sands National Monument and the famous Carlsbad Caverns; yes Roswell too!18"X23 1/2". Published 2001

A beautiful color laminated map with hill shading and color elevations. See roads and readable names going up hill sides or laying flat in the valley areas. It takes the confusion out of an otherwise difficult geographical area. Used by county fire departments and police departments and also by service companies. Published 2010, color, laminated, 36" by 55.5", single flat sheet, ISBN 978-0-9841761-1-3. Free delivery within north central New Mexico, call or E-mail for shipping quote elsewhere. On display and purchase available at Holman's, 6201 Jefferson Street NE, Albuquerque. Note: This map has its street names indexed in the Street Maps: North Estancia Valley East Mountains atlas included in purchase price.

A beautiful color laminated wall map with hill shading and accurate color elevations. It highlights the green side of the Sandia Mountains. Used by county fire departments and police departments and also by service companies. It takes the confusion out of an otherwise difficult geographical area. Published 2010, color, 42" by 48.5", single flat sheet, laminated, ISBN 978-0-9841761-2-0. Free delivery within north central New Mexico, call or E-mail for shipping quote elsewhere. On display and purchase available at Holman's, 6201 Jefferson Street NE, Albuquerque. Note: This map has its street names indexed in the Street Maps: North Estancia Valley East Mountains atlas included in purchase price.

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