[nabs-l] tacktile maps

[Greg Aikens]

The most detailed maps I have found are from the Princeton Braillists.
I have not seen their volume on the Pacific but the one for the U.S.
and Canada is more detailed than any other maps I have found that were
not produced for a specific test, etc.

I don't know if these would meet your professor's standards but they
are much better than the tactile world maps available through APH.
They are also much more affordable. They contain many cities, rivers,
landforms, etc. and have separate maps for climate, elevation, and
other common maps depending on the volume. Their website is:
https://princetonbraillists.org/

I hope this helps.

-Greg

On 8/11/16, Laura via NABS-L <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am looking for tactile maps or good puzzles for my upcoming Asian
> civilization and World War II classes. My school will purchase these for me
> but as to date we are having problems locating good quality maps I can use
> and meet the professor's standards. I have a great College DSS and as I am
> studding for secondary education history my professors desire me to have
> maps and such that I can take with me to use in the classroom and give me
> the tactile information I need to understand the material, thus the
> professors high standards.
>
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> Any advice on createing (we have access to a 3 D printer, however the
> concern is all the islands in the pacific) or already existing maps is
> appreciated. Thank you for helping me with this.
>
> lauraStangl
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