A readily available visual representation of the state’s internal political subdivisions designed for physical reproduction. It delineates the boundaries of each of the seventy-five distinct areas within the state and allows for easy referencing of geographical information. For example, one might use this type of resource to plan travel routes within the state or to study the distribution of demographic data across different regions.
These cartographic resources offer a convenient and accessible means of geographic orientation and data analysis. Their portability makes them useful for field work, educational purposes, and emergency preparedness. Historically, they have been essential tools for surveyors, real estate professionals, and individuals needing a tangible overview of the state’s administrative structure. The information they display may include county seats, major roadways, and significant water features, depending on the map’s level of detail.
The following sections will examine different types of these visual aids, detailing where to obtain them, how to interpret their symbols and conventions, and potential applications for both personal and professional uses. Understanding the variations and features available will enable users to select the most appropriate resource for their specific needs.