On January 27, 1888, 33 explorers and scientists organized a society "for the increase and diffusion of geographical knowledge". The world may have changed dramatically during the last century, but The National Geographic Society has remained a prestigious constant in a world hungry for knowledge. From cartography to photography, National Geographic has no equal in bringing the fruits of its explorations into the palms of our hands… through its esteemed magazine, award-winning television programming, and interactive maps and CD's that allow you plan your vacat ... Learn more about National Geographicions and trail adventures using elaborate topographic maps that profile elevation and distance.
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Reviewed by Rock Climber from Las Vegas, Nv on Wednesday, February 13, 2013does not replace maps. you have to print to many sections if you are going on a long trek. Great for day hikes and such. Very good for tracking distance and scrolling on a computer instead of having your maps on the dinning table. Bought it on sale, would not pay full price though
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Reviewed by Doodle Donkey from Arvada, CO on Friday, September 07, 2012All around great product. I love it. It makes planning your trips a breeze.
- Best Uses: Destination Inventing, Trip Planning
- Comfort vs Style: Comfort Driven
- Describe Yourself: Casual Dresser
- Pros: Easy to use, Great value
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by SQB from Denver CO on Thursday, January 12, 2012This product was a gift - my friend liked it!
- Primary use: Personal
- Travel Frequency: 6-10 Annual Trips
- Was this a gift?: Yes
National Geographic Outlet: Due to limited quantities, not all products are available in our Outlet Stores. Find out more about outlets.
National Geographic Overstocks: inventory too high, had to be drastically reduced -- always first quality. Find out more about overstock items.
National Geographic Closeouts: may be last year's model or color -- always first quality. Find out more about closeouts.
National Geographic 2nds:
Cosmetic Blems or Irregulars. Minor cosmetic blemishes or slight irregularities
which do not affect the fit, performance, or longevity of the item. Label is
usually clipped or marked by the manufacturer. A small flaw means big savings.
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