( co dot map)įree Connecticut State Map – They don't update their site too often, but at least they finally offer a free map with their tourism guide. Wait, where are you going? ( ar dot map)įree California State Map – It's no wonder they offer a free map given how many freaking tourism commercial they run! ( ca dot map)įree Colorado State Map – Their site tagline is “come to life.” Sounds like they're reanimating the dead out there. Cool story, huh? ( al dot map)įree Alaska State Map – Here's the first case of “so, does this come with a map?” ( ak dot map)įree Arizona State Map – Their site promotes “Old West activities.” The heck is that? Like riding around on a horse and shooting pistols in the air? If so, then Arizona here I come! ( az dot map)įree Arkansas State Map – They have a plethora of travel brochures and even a Living in Arkansas guide for those considering moving there. Here's to never getting lost again!įree Alabama State Map – This is the first. If you manage to find a dot map or order form that I missed, please let me know. You might even want to click “Maps” in the menu bar and do a fresh search, because like I said, it's an option for most states! You might have to click “highway map” or “road map” before the order form will appear. If you're looking for a highway map you can stash in your car's glovebox, this is the link you want to look for on your state's DOT site. On top of that, many DOTS (I'd guesstimate 40ish) also have some sort of “click here to order a physical map” link. pdfs of their highways, roads, and other travel methods. For the DOT links, virtually all of them offer multiple free, highly detailed online. As a backup, I've also linked to any state Department of Transportation that give away free maps, both online or physically mailed to your house.Īlmost every state offers a full map in their visitor's guide. Below you'll find a full list of free state maps available from most state tourism departments.

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