A document providing cartographic representation of the roadways within the state, designed for physical printing, facilitates navigation and route planning independent of electronic devices. This resource incorporates details such as highway numbers, city locations, points of interest, and sometimes elevation markers, all rendered in a format suitable for offline consultation.
The availability of these cartographic representations addresses scenarios where digital connectivity is unreliable or unavailable. They serve as a crucial backup navigation tool for travelers, especially in areas with limited cell service or during emergencies. Historically, these representations were the primary means of route planning before the advent of GPS technology, and they remain valuable for their reliability and comprehensive overview of geographical areas.
Subsequent discussion will elaborate on the key features commonly found on these documents, their utility in emergency preparedness, and the various sources from which they can be obtained. Analysis of advantages and disadvantages against digital mapping solution also to be expected.