Monday, February 14, 2011 at 03:30PM USA maps with congressional districts now updated for the 112th Congress.
Maps include congressional district areas, district numbers, capital cities, state borders and state names. Table lists members of the 112 congress.
Also available - US Congressional Map with Counties
Friday, February 11, 2011 at 12:43PM Visit Map Resources and here's what you find -
- It's much easier to find maps because categories and sub-categories are expanded.
- Examining maps is fast with roll over zoom feature.
- Advanced filtering and sorting options help you zero in on the map you need.
Plus the new system will make it easier for us to add maps, giving you the most up-to-date, professional quality map collection anywhere.
Save 25% just for visiting...
Visit us during the month of February and use this code to save 25% off any map purchase: NS211
http://www.mapresources.com
Wednesday, February 9, 2011 at 11:31AM 
Many people asked for them -- and now you can get them - maps of Manhattan with subway routes.
These are extremely useful maps for New York City projects. Includes all subway lines, subway stations, PATH stations, plus lots of other details. All features are saved in separate layers for easy editing with Adobe Illustrator or CS.
Royalty free use, like all other Map Resources maps.
Take a look - the subway riders will love you!
See map showing all of Manhattan
Monday, February 7, 2011 at 02:14PM 
Ireland Map with Counties
Country maps with internal political boundaries were just added to Map Resources online map collection. In addition to standard features such as cities and rivers, these new maps include internal areas such as counties, provinces, administrative areas, and prefectures.
Each internal area is a separate object. With Adobe Illustrator, users can select and modify internal areas independently, making these country maps very useful for displaying all types of informaton.
See details for the 38 new country maps here.
Other countries can be ordered as Custom Map projects.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009 at 04:44PM Until now, if you wanted to use our maps, you had to work with Adobe Illustrator.
Now you can use our maps regardless of the software application you are working with. Many of our maps are now offered in EPS, JPEG, and PowerPoint format, which means you have a tremendous number of options for your host program.
You ability to edit will depend on the format you choose. Since EPS you can rescale the map and not lose any resolution. With PPT, you can select objects and text and make changes. The JPEG format is a high resolution image, and can be imported into almost any graphics application.
Get a free sample to try out on your own system.
