Oklahoma Atlas & Gazetteer

User Review: - Great Maps, Great Detail
This is a book that contains a very detailed state map broken up over 60-80 pages. It shows practically every road in the state, even unnumbered dirt roads. It shows railroad tracks, power lines, and even dry stream beds, so you absolutely can't get lost (if you are a halfway decent map reader). I bought this book to use while storm-chasing. It was a must-have. We always knew exactly where we were on the map. It is not the kind map book you would need if you are just zipping through the state on an interstate. It's more for people who will be traveling off the main roads.

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User Review: - Oklahoma Gazeteer
We have used the Gazeteer series for several years and this one is as good as the rest of the series. We found it up to date and accurate and allowed us to navigate our way through some very isolated spots with ease. Our only criticism is that unlike our Roads of Texas atlas which is the same sort of map collection, the Delorme product does not show the locations of rural cemetaries. We use these frequently when doing genealogy. But all in all this was an excellent product.

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User Review: - A necessary travel and planning tool
DeLorme topographic maps are essential for anyone traveling (or living) in areas where their main routes are not Interstate highways. It is hard, or maybe even impossible, to find a better source for accurate, reliable and easy to use logistical information for any trip, and is especially valuable for planning. Highly recommended!