Oxford Regional Economic Atlas of the United States and Canada

This book is out of print and very dated, but it still is chock full of useful information on where the Untied States and Canada produce their regional economies. I've had this book since I took a geography course at the University of Minnesota twenty years ago. Nearly every map is in serious need of revision and updating, but the concept of the atlas is sound and valid.The maps range from physical to dot maps indicating tomato and cotton production, non-ferrous metal mining, transportation, and climate. No geographer should be without something that supplies this essential information.Again, the information presented here has its limitations, but if this is available at a garage sale or used bookstore, its worth the dollar or so charged.