Population maps show a variety of demographic characteristics.
Gazetteers are indexes of place names. If you are trying
to find the specific
location of a particular place a gazetteer is often the
place to start.
Follow this link for a description of some of the Jim Dan Hill Library's gazetteers.
GIS Maps
GIS stands for Geographic Information Systems. GIS refers to
layers of data that can be
manipulated to make customized maps. Follow this link for more information on
GIS and
on creating GIS maps at UW-Superior.
Internet Resources
There are many outstanding geography resources are available on the Internet.
Here you will find a selection of some of the larger geography Internet sites.
Research on Place Names
Follow this link for a list of some sources that will
help you
get started on researching the origins of place names.
Environmental and Ecological Atlases
The atlases described look at the world in terms of the condition of the
earth's natural
resources and the impact of human habitation on these resources.
Historical Atlases
Historical Atlases supply a wealth of information beyond their maps.
Follow this link for a description of some of the Jim Dan Hill Library's historical atlases.
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Jim Dan Hill Library is a Government Depository Library
Belknap & Catlin Streets, P.O. Box 2000, Superior, WI 54880
(715) 394-8341
Last updated: November 25, 2002