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Printed Guides & Maps

Get a jump on your travel planning, find things to see and do in Washington State or just get around more easily while you’re visiting. Here are some handy resources, including maps, statewide visitor guides and community guides. You can print, download or order these items, and most of them are free.

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2008 Washington State Visitors' Guide

Published by the Washington State Hotel & Lodging Association

Complete‚ colorful‚ convenient‚ and portable, this 146–page, full–color travel planner contains striking photography‚ detailed maps‚ hidden treasures‚ a wine section‚ parks and attractions‚ local contact information and easy–to–use accommodations listings for each region of the Evergreen State. Plan adventures‚ pick accommodations, and take it along —it's the one travel guide every Washington visitor needs.

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A Travel Guide to Indian Country – Washington State Edition

Published by the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians – EDC – In association with Visitors Guide Publications

This is an excellent resource to learn about the history and culture of our First Nations and provides useful travel planning information that will help visitors explore our state's rich Tribal heritage.

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Anacortes Visitors Guide

Published by Anacortes Chamber of Commerce

Anacortes is the crown jewel of Fidalgo Island, easternmost of the San Juan Islands and jump-point to the rest of the world-renowned archipelago. Fidalgo, the "drive-to" island, is accessible by bridges from the east and from Whidbey Island to the south.

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Visitors Guide to Bellingham Mount Baker

Published by Visitors Guide Publications, in cooperation with, Bellingham Whatcom County Tourism

The Bellingham Mt. Baker region is conveniently located 89 miles north of Seattle and 20 miles from the Canadian Border. Home to world-famous Mt. Baker, Dutch-town Lynden, Historic Fairhaven District, thriving cultural districts and miles of waterfront, Bellingham Mt. Baker is "A Refreshing Change."

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Official Washington State Map

Published by the Washington State Department of Transportation Order your free copy of the Official Washington State Map

Washington Heritage Driving Tour Guides

Published by Northwest Heritage Resources

Northwest Heritage Resources has produced 6 heritage audio tour guides for 6 different areas of Washington state. These tours are available as books with CDs or audio tapes and can be ordered on the web.

Order your copy of these tour guides (prices vary).

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