Arkansas rewards people who leave the interstate, and the Arkansas Atlas & Gazetteer from DeLorme is built for exactly that kind of driving. Across 45 full-color topographic map pages, the state’s terrain reads clearly, from the Ozark uplands and the Ouachita ridges down to the flat farm country of the Delta, with the gravel and dirt roads that connect them. Hunters scouting new ground, anglers hunting boat ramps, paddlers planning float trips, and road trippers chasing scenic drives all use the same book, usually kept folded open on a passenger seat or wedged in a truck door pocket.
- 45 full-color topographic map pages with elevation contours, major highways, back roads, dirt roads, trails and land use data
- Extensively indexed, with a latitude and longitude overlay grid on every map page for use with GPS
- Inset maps for major cities and for all state lands
- Marks historic sites, scenic drives, recreation areas, trailheads, boat ramps and prime fishing spots
- Gazetteer section covering parks, campgrounds, golf courses, hunting zones and canoe trips
- Published by DeLorme, part of its 50-state Atlas & Gazetteer series

