MSU Map Library: Links to Useful Sites 

Several thousand scanned historic maps of the world, with some emphasis on the Americas.

View basic or custom maps and local business information, including business locations, contact information, and driving directions. Click and drag maps to view adjacent sections immediately. View satellite images of your desired location that you can zoom and pan. Some areas include traffic information and street-level views.

Simple boundary maps, easy to print.

The commission for environmental cooperation, including Natural Resources Canada; Mexico's National Institute of Statistics and Geography; and the U.S. Geological Survey – created harmonized base map layers of political boundaries, populated places, roads and railroads, coastlines, lakes and rivers, and other features provide a consistent framworkto depict layers for renewable energy capacity, priority conservation areas, and other environmental themes.

Customize a world map by zoom, draw color lines, add text, and fill in countries.

Large collection of scanned maps, including a lot of general reference maps from the FBI.

Weather Undergrounds's interactive map of current weather conditions.

Thanks to Daniel Dalet we have numerous styles of blank maps of countries and regions, downloadable as .gif, .pdf, .cdr, .svg, .ai, or .wmf. Free, but be sure to take note of the (generous) terms and conditions for use.

Interactive web site to display flood zones in the United States (only for those communities that participate in the FEMA Flood Insurace Rate Program)

Historic maps scanned in high resolution. You may interact with them on the screen or download them in full in .SID format.

See numerous demographic variables by school district including population, race, economics, educational attainment, school revenue, FTE teachers, FTE librarians/media specialists, and total number of students.

Includes a dynamic interactive map, printable maps in PDF format, and GIS data layers. Topics include agriculture census, zoology, legal boundaries, climate, hazard events, environmental releases, geology, elections, and basic reference maps.

Newest editions of each 7.5 minute maps in an interactive viewer. See also the "Michigan" tab for Michigan-only resource.

GEOSCAN is the bibliographic database for scientific and technical publications of the Earth Sciences Sector (ESS) of Natural Resources Canada. It indexes about 50,000 pubications. Some are owned by MSU Libraries and some not. Check holdings in the Libraries' online catalog and also check with the MSU Map Library.