Colorado Books

Easy to use..updated street map. If you want to get to know your way around Denver,Boulder,Springs and between, then this is the map book of choice.

Excellent local map for Colorado Springs and Pueblo Colorado. Also includes nearby smaller towns. Very accurate. Easy to read with points of interest identified.

I highly recommend this volume.

Rand McNally doesn't promise too much. For the Easyfinder is easy to read, easy to fold(!!!) and easy to protect, if you don't want to write on. A superb map in every way.

Volker Doege

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We are planning to move to Colorado Springs, so as we have looked at homes on the Internet and have actually spent a weekend looking at homes there, this street guide was extremely helpful. Especially the list of neighborhoods. Once we move there I'm sure it will come in handy in the future.

I recently purchased this Colorado easyfinder map to go along with the matching style full US map that I already own (you can see the full US map here: Easyfinder United States: Highways and Interstates).

These maps are fully laminated and thus very sturdy, no flimsy paper to be arguing with in the car. They fold up, refold, crossfold so nicely that you can keep it on the page for where you are currently driving or open up and see the whole state or country.

At $7.95 these maps are about twice the cost of regular street maps that you keep in your glovebox but they are more than twice the quality & will last more than twice as long ... and no more groaning when it's time to pull out the map :)

Bon Appetit!

Aa Always Rand Mcnally does a superb job with their map books easy to use indexes, and great detail make this map book a wonderful resource for anyone, planning to relocate to the Denver area, or anyone in the Real estate Business

I like the Easy Finder maps for ease of folding and occasional dry erase marking. The last Denver Easy Finder I had was nearly useless, as most of my time was spent in Westminster and Broomfield, which was not covered by the map. This newer Easy Finder Denver map supports a much broader area. I love only needing one map for everything in Denver-Metro!

This book offers no new information or perspectives on the West, but it is a useful introduction nonetheless. Limerick seems to be a cultural conservative who also wishes to parrot the more interesting perspectives of other writers. I wish she had taken more trouble over the Native peoples, instead of playing it safe. There is nothing objectionable about this book, but it is really kind of dull, too. As a feminist I'm looking for something with more intellectually stimulating discourse. There wasn't anything like that here.

Professor Robert W. Adler presents Restoring Colorado River Ecosystems: A Troubled Sense of Immensity, an examination of the devastating toll humankind has inflicted upon the Colorado River and its ecosystem, and what can be done to help restore nature's balance. From the detrimental effects of dams and whether dams should be modified or removed, to problems that stem from blocking the movement of fish or sediment and concentrating pollutants, to the legal dimensions of attempts to protect the ecosystem, and much more, Restoring Colorado Ecosystems is the culmination of extensive research and thoughtful analysis, and highly recommend for environmental studies shelves.