A Colorado Map becomes much more informative when it shows the state’s 64 counties rather than only its familiar rectangular
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This Alaska Map has to fit three very different geographic forms into one frame: the enormous mainland, the Aleutian chain
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A Tennessee Map has to place 95 county shapes inside a state that is much wider than it is tall.
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A Utah Map becomes easier to orient when the Great Salt Lake, Utah Lake, and all 29 county boundaries appear
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An Indiana State Map has a naturally tall layout: Lake Michigan touches the northwest corner, the state extends south through
A Wisconsin Map has to make room for 72 counties within a state outline shaped by two Great Lakes, a
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A North Carolina State Map has to fit 100 counties into a long east-west shape that changes sharply from the
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A Georgia State Map becomes especially valuable when the goal is to understand all 159 counties rather than simply recognize
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A Michigan Map has to organize 83 counties across two peninsulas while leaving enough room for Great Lakes shorelines, offshore
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