For cemeteries, I would recommend USGS topographic maps. However, a word of caution: The USGS maps for McLennan County TX show just over 50 cemeteries -- the Cemetery Interest Group at the Waco-McLennan County Library has discovered over 300 cemeteries in this county. Many were already lost or abandoned when the USGS maps were made. Here's another idea for you.... I have purchased several county-level maps from historical societies. They often have the name of the land owners, geographic features, roads, mines, etc. If you cannot locate a cemetery, these might give you an idea where to start looking (old population centers). For example, I believe Wythe County Historical Society sells maps for a few counties (or they had a link to a statewide Historical Society that sold them). These are interesting and nice to look at...but may not have all the features you want (such as cemeteries). Happy Hunting! Carol Anne Wilson In a message dated 6/13/2003 4:01:47 AM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Does the State of Virginia have for sale detailed maps of the various > counties in the state that included streams, back roads and cemetery > locations? > > If so, can anyone tell me where I might order such maps? >