Rand McNally 2021 Road Atlas (Rand Mcnally Road Atlas: United States, Canada, Mexico)

Returned this as it was too faint for elderly eyes to read easily even with additional light and reading glasses. I took a photo showing the difference in legibility between our 2015 and this faint 2021 atlas. Both show Az and you can see the 2015 (left) has deeper colours & more legible font.

This is a great atlas. The maps are clear and complete. I cannot understand why anyone gave a negative review. I almost didn't buy because of the negative reviews. Sure glad I ignored them.

It is a road atlas. More correctly it is THE road atlas. GPS is great, until it isn't. I keep one f these in each vehicle and get a new one every other year. The maps have never failed me but my GPS has a few times whether it was the one built into my car, the one on my phone or a standalone.

I ordered the 2020 Rand McNally road atlas to replace our 2006 copy. The difference in quality is noticeable. The paper is thinner, almost like newsprint, and the text on the maps is off-black, not the true black of the 2006 edition so it's harder to read. The topography is in pastel colors with no indication of terrain. You can barely tell the mountains from the flats. I am very disappointed in the quality. Guess I'll find a way to staple the cover back on our 2006 copy.

The font is too small (6) even with +2.00 reading glasses. There's so much info on the map that it makes it difficult to find a route sometimes. Would rather have an additional page with larger fonts. Will use it when looking places up but will probably revert to a single road map when traveling. Not all places on the map are necessarily listed in the Index.

I could not be happier about this purchase!!! It’s exactly what I am looking for. The pictures are clear and well organized. It’s useful to navigate large or small area alike. The scenic routes marks are my favorite. Highly recommend this product!!!

I'm old school and must have a paper product even with a portable GPS in my glove compartment and Waze on my cell. A paper map can't be beat for the "big picture" and ease of use, and the RM Road Atlas always delivers. My last RM in the car was from 2005 and gave to a friend in need. This 2020 is a great replacement; the only deficiency is the pages seem a little thinner. Otherwise, same good info and useability as my trusty 2005 version.

I purchased both a small atlas for the car and this full size atlas for the house. It's nice to have the larger one to plan your trips and then the smaller one to keep track of how you are doing while driving.

My wife still prefers book maps over GPS. This large book and detailed maps make planning trips much easier. As an adjunct to a GPS, especially with some of the errors still present in current GPS software, this can be a life saver!

Terrible print quality. I’m probably one of the few people who actually wears out their atlas every few years. We use ours constantly for planning road trips, and our Rand McNally has always been our faithful companion. What a disappointment. I read and dismissed another review buy another purchaser regarding the quality, but when I received my 2020 edition I was quite shocked. I compared it to our old 2017 and the differences are astounding. Printed on what feels like newsprint, the blacks are grey and muddled, colors are muted, and it’s quite difficult to read. It’s pretty useless. If I didn’t have to go through the trouble of finding an envelope I’d return it, but I’ll just pitch it and order a National Geographic atlas. I guess Rand McNally has gone down the toilet. Enjoy your $19, you won’t get another dime from us.

Returned this as it was too faint for elderly eyes to read easily even with additional light and reading glasses. I took a photo showing the difference in legibility between our 2015 and this faint 2021 atlas. Both show Az and you can see the 2015 (left) has deeper colours & more legible font.

This is a great atlas. The maps are clear and complete. I cannot understand why anyone gave a negative review. I almost didn't buy because of the negative reviews. Sure glad I ignored them.

It is a road atlas. More correctly it is THE road atlas. GPS is great, until it isn't. I keep one f these in each vehicle and get a new one every other year. The maps have never failed me but my GPS has a few times whether it was the one built into my car, the one on my phone or a standalone.

I ordered the 2020 Rand McNally road atlas to replace our 2006 copy. The difference in quality is noticeable. The paper is thinner, almost like newsprint, and the text on the maps is off-black, not the true black of the 2006 edition so it's harder to read. The topography is in pastel colors with no indication of terrain. You can barely tell the mountains from the flats. I am very disappointed in the quality. Guess I'll find a way to staple the cover back on our 2006 copy.

The font is too small (6) even with +2.00 reading glasses. There's so much info on the map that it makes it difficult to find a route sometimes. Would rather have an additional page with larger fonts. Will use it when looking places up but will probably revert to a single road map when traveling. Not all places on the map are necessarily listed in the Index.

I could not be happier about this purchase!!! It’s exactly what I am looking for. The pictures are clear and well organized. It’s useful to navigate large or small area alike. The scenic routes marks are my favorite. Highly recommend this product!!!

I'm old school and must have a paper product even with a portable GPS in my glove compartment and Waze on my cell. A paper map can't be beat for the "big picture" and ease of use, and the RM Road Atlas always delivers. My last RM in the car was from 2005 and gave to a friend in need. This 2020 is a great replacement; the only deficiency is the pages seem a little thinner. Otherwise, same good info and useability as my trusty 2005 version.

I purchased both a small atlas for the car and this full size atlas for the house. It's nice to have the larger one to plan your trips and then the smaller one to keep track of how you are doing while driving.

My wife still prefers book maps over GPS. This large book and detailed maps make planning trips much easier. As an adjunct to a GPS, especially with some of the errors still present in current GPS software, this can be a life saver!

Terrible print quality. I’m probably one of the few people who actually wears out their atlas every few years. We use ours constantly for planning road trips, and our Rand McNally has always been our faithful companion. What a disappointment. I read and dismissed another review buy another purchaser regarding the quality, but when I received my 2020 edition I was quite shocked. I compared it to our old 2017 and the differences are astounding. Printed on what feels like newsprint, the blacks are grey and muddled, colors are muted, and it’s quite difficult to read. It’s pretty useless. If I didn’t have to go through the trouble of finding an envelope I’d return it, but I’ll just pitch it and order a National Geographic atlas. I guess Rand McNally has gone down the toilet. Enjoy your $19, you won’t get another dime from us.

Excellent maps of each state—perfect for our road trip!

Lots of detail in the maps, good blow ups of major cities, background color on maps is good. My issue with it is the print is so small that I have to wear magnifying glasses to read the towns and name of the roads. For someone with 20/20 or better vision it would be okay, but I have slightly degraded vision ( not enough to need prescription glasses yet- lowest power magnifiers are more than enough for almost everything I read.) but the print is very small and fine making it a challenge for me to see while navigating in the passenger seat. Other than small print the atlas is fine.

I bought this to replace a 2010 version that, while still functional, I thought should be updated as we start to plan a cross-country trip next fall. I have had the newer version for a few weeks now and have to say I like the older version better. The newer version is too cluttered. I’m sure they thought by adding in more details that it would be better but I find it more distracting while actually trying to use the map. I think people are using these maps to do “big picture” planning and doing detailed, more specific planning with online tools (like Google Maps). I'm writing this review because I have benefited greatly from other folks taking time to review purchases. Hope you will consider the same on whatever you decide to purchase.

I learned to drive before cellphone GPS. I habe also found that Google Maps doesn't always give you an easy route to your end point, it may habe you zigzagging many times. I would be assigned the road atlas whenever i was on a road trip. Many times, when i was snoozing away, the sriver woud take the wrong turn, i would find our way back using it. It's a valuable tool to have even in today's GPS world. I have been on roads where cellular would not exist, or GPS would get hazy due to tall buildings. On many trips i rather take the most direct path than the quickest allowing for a more uneventful road trip. Ensuring an updated version is on hand for new subdivisions and such but all major roadways habe been around forever. It's a great tool to have that slides nicely into seaback of the driver seat..

I really like this, it's paperback but not flimsy. It's durable and if kept in the right conditions should last a long while. Maps seem very detailed. Someone stated very thin pages, but I mean they feel fine to me.

Listen: GPS is not always available. Sometimes it just doesn’t work. Reading maps is a skill you need to teach your children. Purchase this and put it in your vehicle. You never know what you might need for adventures!

My 70+ yr old mom loves roadtrips.... she is old school and hates GPS on her phone..... she was using a version of this same map from the 90's, haha. I bought her this updated 2020 road atlas and she was thrilled, loves it. I have to say.... it's a pretty great road atlas for planning routes and for looking stuff up when google streets just doesn't cut it. Colorful and easy to read. (I'm a travel junkie and geography lover, too, so I may bit biased.) Pretty accurate, too, from what I can tell so far. I would totally buy this again.

I was concerned after reading some of the negative reviews, but this is just what I wanted, a newer version of my old favorite. It is updated, contrary to what one reviewer said. One reason I wanted a new one is that we were on a road trip and both GPS AND my 2011 road atlas failed me on an interchange. Not too surprising with a 9-year-old atlas, but also GPS?? But the new version has it correct! GPS is great for directions, but I do all of our trip planning, and I rely on the atlas for overall big-picture planning. I like to look at it while on the road to know "in general" where we are. The 2021 pages may be a little thinner, as one reviewer said but, no, not as thin as newspaper. I think it will hold up fine. It's a good value.

Was updating an old version of this from 2002 Paper is thinner and not as nice. Maps are divided funny and the cover was really bent up. I was really disappointed in this version. Prefer my old one.

I bought this Rand-McNally road atlas after an eye opening but totally unnecessary detour through downtown Nashville on the way back from Alabama following the death of my uncle. It was at this moment that I resolved that this would never happen again. It’s very colorful and this atlas has a revised set of maps that encompass notable metropolitan areas and it doesn’t contain a Walmart insert like the one that my mom usually has with her. My one caution would be to watch the type face because depending on one’s vision needs, you may need to invest in a magnifying glass to look at some of the lesser cities. But overall, it’s a solid atlas that meets my needs.

Thanks for fast delivery and a great product. This Atlas will be put to good use for a long road trip beginning in NYC, to Washington D.C, to Virginia, up the Delmarva Peninsula, to Pennsylvania's Amish Country, back to NYC and then on North to The Catskills and Adirondacks to Canada and Niagara Falls. Of course on the return trip, we will stop on the American side of the Falls, on to Corning NY and then little road trips along the way until we reach NYC back. As you can see I needed an Atlas! This one is large-sized, with many details and easy to navigate which is a bonus.

Good quality book. Put together well and maps are very easy to read. Great to have with you for when the cell phone or GPS can’t get reception which happened to us numerous times traveling in the Midwest. When your traveling 70mph or more and coming up on a junction or exit you don’t have a lot of time to reset or search for a signal. This book solves those issues.

They cramp in to much information on one page. Larger cities should be given their own page. Cramping everything on to one page render this map challenging to use! Would not purchase again!

I still use GPS for sure but I purchase new atlases for each new road trip and turn them into scrapbooks from the trip. Always Rand McNally. Lately the Large Font has been helpful :) This is the first time I didn't get the spiral ring version and so far I'm grateful. There are pros and cons to both but I think the spiral ones require a bit more care than I usually have to give while travelling which means some banged up/coverless scrapbooks :)

I buy an updated copy of the atlas every five years or so. I have not noticed any change in paper or print quality. Still easy to read even with my aging eyes. We recently used it during a four state road trip and found it to be accurate. Yes we used GPS along the way, but sometimes you just need to pick up the map and see the BIG picture.

Great maps for planning road trips. Easier to plan stopping points vs using on line maps. You pick out points then check distances on Google Maps and you can find travel time to you destination. This is my method of planning for long road trips over 1000 miles or more.

This is perfect for my car, you never know when you can't rely on technology

Yeah, yeah everybody has a cell phone, tablet or GPS, so who needs (or wants) a paper atlas. Me. That's who. Thank you Rand McNally for continuing to print this historical document. I get a new one every three years. Yes I use GPS when I travel, but I also want the big picture. I spoze in 20 years these printed Atlas may not be available, so watch the news and if you hear Rand McNally is going to stop publishing buy one and treasure it. On The Road Again.

This newest edition of the classic Rand McNally Road Atlas doesn't disappoint! The maps of all 50 states and most parts of the Canadian provinces are well-detailed and seemingly up-to-date. City and National Park maps are pretty good too, giving the reader a general idea of where important roads, attractions, colleges, airports, etc are. The National Parks guide near the front of this atlas is nice, but features just a few parks. If you are looking for a more complete guide to the U.S. National Parks, then the more expensive National Parks edition is a much better choice. Also, if you have trouble reading smaller print, then the large-scale edition certainly would be a better choice. Over all though, this is a very good road atlas - an excellent book to have if you enjoy road trips in the U.S. or Canada.

This Atlas is pretty large (see photo in comparison to a regular sized magazine). Very detailed. Good value in my opinion!

I love Rand McNally road atlases, I always prefer them to using a GPS and this one is really great. The only issue that I have with it is that the print is teeny tiny. 20 years ago it may not have been an issue, but my eyes are getting old lol - I'll probably keep this one and buy a second one that is the large print.

Bigger than expected in a good way! Glad I didn’t go for binder version. Maps are old tech but that’s the point. Rand is a classic! If the GPS system fails (satellite disaster or ... ) we’re all set to get out of town. My 1980s Rand finally met its end, so it’s nice to have the updated version.

I always enjoyed the Rand McNally Atlas to look up places I’m reading about. You know, where the places are; what are they near; even the population. I usually buy the Atlas every other year. To my disappointment, this “2021” Atlas is seemingly identical to my 2019 Atlas. I returned this. Maybe the 2022 version will include data from the 2020 Census.

This atlas is not disappointing other than the lettering/numbers are too small to read without a magnifying glass. It has a lot of information, which is what I was looking for.

Unique in-book local caching system means your maps will display correctly anytime, anywhere, even in locations without power or internet! No GPS tracking feature. Does not have turn-by-turn navigation directions. Works as a heat and light source when ignited.

Nice to have in the SUV these days. More travel on the highways, and food to get a hard copy overview to plan trips the old fashion way. I used to always have one of these in my car back in the day - Just in case. Also my worst fear occurred- technology failed on me for a short while- not enough to matter, but got me thinking that we rely on electronics maybe way too much. Conventional map reading is becoming a lost art- like cursive and other things.

This is a good atlas. I still haven't examined it real well in order to follow a route from state to state. However, it does have a full map of the US with the major highways in the front and is sufficient to travel from state to state using the major highways which I mostly use when I travel long distances.

As others have written, the maps are, well, all over the map. They are not consistently in the same direction and the breaks between pages are a major nuisance. Returned for the smaller version which is just easier to use.

I love a good ole Rand McNally Atlas book, and mine was so shredded that I needed a new one. I'm psyched to have the latest and greatest. It the size I wanted for large maps to review, and it has some fun stuff like city highlights in it as well. Rand McNally makes my travel easier to navigate.

Bought this for the kids. Realized how much they rely on Google/GPS and thought they need to know how to read a map. We also made sure they could do math without a calculator. BTW Rand- McNally has always been the best. Call me old fashioned but kids need to know where and how to look for info.

This book is very large. That's the first thing I thought upon opening the bag it came in. I was expecting something 8"x11" but this is twice that size. However, it does have great detail. I was just hoping I could get it in the glovebox for those GPS moments that leave me lost. Sadly, it is way too big for the glovebox. I definitely do not regret my purchase. I took one star off due to its size.

Still like checking our route on a map. Very helpful when there is a detour &/or GPS is not working. Also great finding points of interest. All roadside rest are even marked on the map, which we found very helpful. Easy to read.

Received this item within 24 hours using Prime. However, it looked used and there was super sticky 5”x6” deteriorating label on the front of the book. I pealed it off as best as possible. It was covering up some places where the picture was torn on the cover and it left a large sticky area on the front cover. Very disappointing! This area of the front of the new Atlas will need to be covered to keep it from sticking to everything it comes in contact with.

My daughter is now an adult and living on her own about 200 miles away. With all that's going on, we told her that if anything happens, we should meet at grandmothers. She asked, "if my phone doesn't work, how will I know how to get there?" Problem solved.

In a world of GPS navigation, I still like a map when I need to do some trip planning or just want to see what's along the way. Like the larger size. Easier to read and shows more of the smaller towns.

I always like having an Atlas around to just flip through and just in case something ever happens. This one is easy to read, great layout, and the class Rand McNally Atlas I grew up with.

Are you lost? Is your GPS not working? Are you on some country-ass road with no end in sight?? Well then, this is your new BFF! It’s called a road atlas, which in Gen Z speak means “paper GPS!” You have to turn pages manually, no touchscreens here, but it will NEVER go offline! Next time you and your friends decide to go road-tripping to the local haunted house or railroad track in the middle of nowhere, don’t be the scary movie equivalent of the buxom girl running and tripping. Be the heroes with the PAPER MAP that can safely steer you back home.

Used on a roadtrip from Chicagoland to Virginia and it was great to see a pre planned route on the map when internet failed to work (I'm looking at you Indiana). Its also a great way to show your travels. I highlighted our route and put a star for places we stayed overnight. The atlas impressed me with details because they even put toll stations which Google failed to tell us once or twice. Overall, if you need it get it!

I was able to retire an old road atlas. It was good even though not too much had changed. I am showing my age, but I still enjoy the ability to look at a good sized map.

This review is in response to the negative reviews I read before ordering my copy of the 2021 Road Atlas. The paper may be a little thinner than in prior years, but it is fine. My print was not faded and was easy to read (and I am a senior). Topography is clearly labeled. Rand McNally is still the Cadillac of road atlases.

We were trying to use for reference for business expansion,but it is outdated. ******THE Census Figures are 30 years old !!!!!

I had an older atlas and that became a victim of our dog during her chewing stage. This one is great, updated from what I was using, and gives some wonderful detail.

Bought for a road trip, thought it would be nice to have as a backup in case our technology failed for some reason. Nice throwback to a time before phones. Arrived on time and in great condition. Great product and great price. Would buy again from this seller in the future.

We were getting ready for a cross country road trip. Although we generally use a GPS, we always carry an atlas for those "just in case" moments. Our atlas was over 20 years old so we decided to update. This items shipped quickly and efficiently. And it's so nice to have all updated information now.

Sorry technology, but the GPS screen just does not compensate for having a good Atlas/road map when traveling. The screen can just give so much panorama of the overall area. We are consumers of this road atlas for over 20 years. Still find it so useful and are satisfied with it.

I really like the fact I can see a whole state and the route to take to get somewhere instead of reading text or scrolling along to see where to go. I like using a GPS, but the atlas has the information I can find quickly and easily. It was also nice to know I-44 in OK is a tollroad.

Just got the new version of this book. It is awesome! So much easier than trying to plan a trip on the computer/ipad. We travel in our rv and this is a life saver...especially in areas where internet accesss is iffy.

This is good when you want to see a map. It is nice to have the whole US in one book.

We especially like the mileage between major cities and the map of U.S. Showing major interstates for trip planninv. Being part of the older generation, we like to see the whole picture, rather than snippets on our phones.

We like it. Same old USA driving maps I've used for 50 years, no problems. Given a choice, we like the spiral bound better but this one is fine.

Arrived super fast. We were pleasantly surprised to see things we know that have changed updated on the maps. Bought this for someone planning to travel cross country. Thought it would be helpful for when cell service is poor or cell battery is dead.

Quick delivery and just what we wanted. We bought this to replace one that was a couple years older and completely worn out. So glad this to get this.

It's a great backup to have in your car when your GPS is gives you wrong directions.

we are planning to go see the glass walk way out over grand canon.got the directions off the inter net. wanted map to plan our trip,neither the 2020 whitch we expected to show road from kingmann to walkway with name or number on them. the2014shows the same as 2020. no help; wasted money seems like we got2014 maps with 2020 on them

Came in very handy to double check route on our trip in March. Best & most direct route getting home because if the virus. Can’t always trust the iPhone maps

you just need to pull out a real map on paper and find out what's up. Rand McNally is the way to go. I use GPS, but I like a good overview, too.

I purchased to replace a older edition. I prefer having paper instead of online in preparing for a Vacation. This edition continues to work for me and would purchase again.

I buy one every year to keep in home for reference in case I hear something on the news , or family member is taking road trip and want to track their progress. I wouldn't carry this in my car , but would if I owned an RV since it is rather large. Recommend

Works for me much faster then trying to find what I need online.

Easy to read. My husband loves this large version. My only "complaint" is that the section for Canada does not give enough information. Only one page per territory or province (sometimes less). Fortunately, we were able to pick up better maps at Visitor Centers.

I've had to use a map a few times during trips. I really like to look at the pages since it's super easy to see where you are or find new places to explore. I've been able to locate lakes I didn't know about before. The price is great too.

I still have to have a full size atlas with me. Although I love my phone directions, this helps you see the bigger picture, especially when there is traffic.

I’ve been giving my husband a Rand McNally for Christmas every year for 25 years. He loves to compare changes from year to year. Just wish we could still find the vinyl covered atlases still.

I have been buying these atlases for years and for the first time that I have noticed the paper is very thin and cheap

Arrived in perfect condition

Was so nice to be Able to buy an actual road atlas. I enjoy looking at the road we are driving. Excellent details and color

I have good eyesight so the really small print doesn't bother me. From what I've flipped though, some pages, the print is really close together and small but it's ok. I like the layout and it works for me. Can't wait to teach my kids how to read a map when we go on a road trip this summer

I’ve always liked having a map when I travel. This covers most situations. The details on certain cities helps navigate unfamiliar surroundings.

I have had a hobby of reading US Road Atlases all my life. I always buy the next one when it is released, even though there are few changes.

Past atlases had more detail than this version.

Very detailed atlas...It is quite large, so if you are planning on using it in your car, you may want to consider the smaller version. Excellent buy,though!

It's huge. Didn't think it's that big. Pafes don't seam too think as a lotbof people complained. Overall looks good. Haven't used it yet.

You never know when GPS satellites will be taken out by aliens lol, so I got maps! Great quality, manageable size, of course Rand McNally are the go-to. Good stuff.

It’s been forever since I had yo read a map. I like having a map at my fingertips incase i lose connection of internet. I am also using it as an educational tool for my grandchildren

Totally dissatisfied. I buy a new Rand McNally road atlas every year for our extensive travel through the US. This atlas has a lot less pages because the map size has been reduced. The paper quality is poor—-thin and thus, not durable. Luckily I have my old atlas, which I will keep using until I find a quality new one.

I keep this in my car for Road Trips. It is bigger than it needs to be but easy to read

Had to send this back, as it was not large print as I thought that it was.

Took a road trip out west. Figured I needed an actual map in case GPS faded on me. GPS worked great. But was so nice to actually have a map to show local areas, points of interest, and just some old time nice feelings of using a map.

I purchased a 2021 Atlas assuming that everything would be up to date while I find errors suchas Highway ramps that have not existed for 5 years in major cities, yet some places have updated information which was only changed in 2019.

Very nice. I guess I just wasn't expecting it to be a GIANT book. Seriously it's the size of a desktop calendar.

Best road Atlas! We have a GPS but my husband loves to buy one, once a year to go on road trips. It’s great to have along in the car for any trips.

4 Stars for the amount of information. Very small print and difficult to read which is 1star. No good if you wear bifocals.

Great size. Nice to find the scenic byways when roadtripping. It’s nice to have a paper map when electronics fail us.

Paper road atlas are so much fun to look at. I like them soooo much better than looking at a computer screen.

It's big and it's well printed. Came in perfect condition and will be great for my travels because it's not always about the GPS ;D

We took it on a 2 week trip across several states. We have bee using Rand McNally road atlas for over 10 years due to ease of use and information provided along with a lot of other information.

These are great! I got this for my daughter in her new car. Iphones and smart devices useless with bad cell. Cant go wrong with this.

We travel a lot and yes modern technology is great but sometimes if you don't have cell service act an Atlas comes in very Handy.

It's really too large to carry in a car and a spiral binding would make it easier to use. Map layout is good.

I do like the spiral bound better but this will be great fun with the kids on our road trip!

This atlas is very detailed as expected. It has helped us plan our summer road trip!

it's an awesome road atlas, it shipped very quickly, no complaints, it's nice to be able to visit places in the altas and in my mind, since we's all locked down

I missed having a good road atlas to keep in my vehicle. Since the tornados hit Nashville, navigating the best detour around NASHVILLE for my trips up North was crucial and not all GPS’s are up to date. This 2020 Atlas is a welcomed friend to travelers no matter where in the USA your going.

Well from description it looks like a regular road map but it is the one truckers use.

Larger than expected but I hadn't checked the item dimensions before ordering. Pages are not lamented so I will be bagging this and searching for a waterproof atlas as well. Lots of detail and info

Im older so though its a great reference book Ihad trouble reading the tiny print so I gave it to my son

Even though we mostly use Google Maps or Waze we like to have an atlas when we travel. This is the best one we've found so far.

I love having maps on my phone and computer but there's nothing like looking at an Atlas when planning a trip.

Exactly as advertised and desired. Timely delivery, arriving in pristine condition, and at an acceptable price.

You can never go wrong with a Rand McNally map! My GPS sure makes big mistakes sometimes so bought this map for planning my next big road trip!

Perfect for those who love real maps! Good illustrations & accurate!

Bought this for my boyfriend for Christmas. Definitely a staple in our bug out bag. Only problem is that it’s large. I’d recommend buying a smaller one (pocket size). Just buy it, trust me you’ll use it!

Easy to read with what you want in a map. Sometimes google is not enough. Great when there was no signal on the phone.

I bought this Atlas to replace an outdated previous edition. Very happy with this purchase. Good value.

I really like the Rand McNally map books. I like to sit in my chair and plan out trips. I finally wore out my 2015 edition and bought a new one.

Pages are horribly thin! I will go to SamsClub next time I need an atlas. This one stinks and us nowhere near the quality their atlases used to be.

I bought it because it was to support travel in Mexico. Only one page dedicated to Mexico and print too small to read without a magnifying glass

give me a new road book in his Steve for me, qatlh!!!!

Excellent atlas would highly recommend for those of us who still like a paper copy.

I bought one of these for each of my grand kids that are in college. It's one thing to have a GPS, but it is handy to have a real map in case of a problem.

Pages are clear and highways and roads are up to date. Price is very reasonable. Have been getting a new one every year for decades.

Very good atlas! I bought it because on a couple occasions our gps failed on us. And it happened again, but this time I had the atlas a great help!!

It is great with details, but physically it is huge! It is difficult to use in the car.

My husband loved it. We take our Road Atlas with us when we travel and the old one is pretty marked up. We can now travel fresh with a new one.

It's great to have a map just to look at your location when traveling other than your phone or GPS. Great keep in the car!

Handy and accurate maps and travel information

This road Atlas is a great asset in planning trips and for providing information and maps your GPS does not. I have one in each vehicle and by my office desk.

Nice map just awfully packaged bent when arrived

Sometimes, I want to see the 'big' picture, rather than pinch my phone map. This gives clear roads and towns, as it has for many years.

As described, complete maps...print a little small for older folks.

Useful for trip via car across country.

Fun to revisit places, plan new journeys, and just dream of traveling

Packaged well, however we cancelled our trip due to the pandemic so haven't been able to judge the accuracy of the maps 😢

I liked the 2021 Road Atlas. It was just what I expected. Delivered in a timely manner. Packaging was adequate.

Great atlas. I have for prepping as google maps may not be available in an emergency.

.....this one fit the bill, no complaints at all.

Needed updated Atlas

In this new age of GPS, this is a breath of fresh air. I love the nostalgic use of maps

Another fun adventure awaits

The print seems to have gotten tiny in the index and maps are as bright as they used to be.

This is excellent for travel needs.

Not as detailed as expected but still a nice atlas with some good features.

Fine. Just ok. Very thin pages and not readable even with glasses for this over 40 year old.

Love having an atlas in my home and in my car. Everyone should have one.

I always buy Rand McNally atlases. I have bought a new one the last four years.

Great backup to auto GPS. Extremely detailed and easy to read.

Perfect travel companion

Had one for years until I wore it out.

I have to purchase a new Road Atlas every 5 years because of expansion and construction! I have always used Rand McNally's Atlas!

Just like we used when I was a kid! Sometimes electronic maps just aren’t as user friendly as the printed page. Great value, arrived quickly - great resource to have around the house. Highly recommend.

Good for road trip

Great size. I am a bit of a prepper and always have hard copy back ups in the car.

Came in great shape

The best road trip planner on the market.

EZ to use ... quality / small $ ... reasonable pricing so highly recommend!

This is easy to read, great for travel, and planning a trip.

Easy to read n up to date

Great road Atlas! I seam to were these out every few years.

Came as expected. Great replacement.

Always a must have for travel.

Great and easy to use

Excellent product

As advertised, nice big size. Very good price.

Easy to use. Simple to follow. Excellent color and printing.

Nice atlas. My house bound husband uses it to “travel”.

Can't beat RM and the shipping was fast.

Completely wore out my last one, size and print very good and easy to read.

great Atlas Still viable still needed in the 21st century

affordable mapping guide

price is right

My dad says its great!

So nice to have a paper map when off line!

Nice map, I use GPS, but going on a road trip, like the fact that I can see where I’m going instead of relying on my gps.

Travel

Bought this intending to put in the glovebox. It barely fits in a furniture drawer. My family enjoys maps, and it’s a great book, so we kept it. Next time I will pay more attention to the dimensions!

It is what I was looking for, easy to use, a lot of data, cities and all roads.

Its a good map... use for traveling the USA...

Good atlas, but not enough detail when it comes to smaller roads and passage ways.

We enjoy highlighting our routes

boyfriend loves maps

Great for road trips. No folding required. 😉

State maps can provide knowledge for many questions besides best driving routes !

My husband and myself love our new Rand Atlas’s!!!! Actually we were so surprised that I ordered it one day and it arrived the very next day!! The price was great too!!! Thanks for getting it to us so fast!!!!!

It's road atlas. Seems to have all the roads.

As described.

Came in time for our road trip to Denver.

Excellent for planning trips.

As good of Road Atlas they ever made. Wish I could get more Ohio county level maps.

my husband really loves it!

It works.

Well, it’s a road atlas. I buy the new version virtually yearly.

Its maps

Come in handy.

Nice update! Lists all the national parks in the front

Very helpful when traveling.