Take a cross-country tour with splendid detail and extraordinary color in this comprehensive atlas, which is much more than merely a collection of state maps. From Alabama to Wyoming, and all the states in between (including the District of Columbia), the atlas acquaints the reader not only with the geography and location of unfamiliar states, but also with each state's culture, heritage, government, environment, economy, and educational and ethnic backgrounds. In addition to outstanding coverage of each state, the atlas provides supplementary pages for the reader's easy reference. Located in one place, the reader can find State Fast Facts which lists various population anti educational statistics, Metro Fast Facts which lists essential population statistics for various cities, and a brief section on Outlying Areas with flags and maps of Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa and Northern Mariana Islands. So, even if you haven't set foot in all fifty states, you can now "visit" them all and experience the diversity of each one by using the Macmillan Color Atlas of the States.

Look to this definitive family reference Atlas to answer questions like:
-- What's the weather like in Tennessee in April?
-- Why is "Live free or die" New Hampshire's state motto?
-- Which state has had the highest percentage of high school graduates?
-- How much of Nevada's economy is dedicated to service industries?
-- What does the Montana state flag look like?