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From: sccowan@watmsg.waterloo.edu (S. Crispin Cowan)
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Subject: Re: CAA maps & Books (Was: Tourist mis-information)
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Date: 6 Feb 90 15:00:57 GMT
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In article <33992@watmath.waterloo.edu> rbutterworth@watmath.waterloo.edu (Ray Butterworth) writes:
[map comparisons]
>And that of New York state, and that of ...
>If we can be spoiled by the information and style provided by free maps,
>why shouldn't the CAA be able to provide something at least as good?
>I can't believe it would cost them that much more to produce good maps
>than it does to produce inadequate maps.

Ok, so where would one conveniently get one of these wonderful free
maps?  Sounds good to me.

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