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This cross-curriculum thematic map is excellent for state studies, history, and other related coursework and it meets or exceeds state standards and curriculum framework. Features basic state information, including state capitals, major cities, state seal and motto, plus pictures of the state flag, tree, flower, bird and more. An elevation profile provides the extra information needed to give a broader picture. Durable lamination protects the map, and can be used with water-based pens and dry erase markers. Mounted on spring roller with backboard for sturdy wall mounting.
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This cross-curriculum thematic map is excellent for state studies, history, and other related coursework and meets or exceeds state standards and curriculum framework. Features a historical timeline and elevation profile, plus insets of land use, energy resources, ethnic diversity and population, average precipitation and more. Corresponds with the Thematic Deskpad Maps. Durable lamination protects the map, and can be used with water-based pens and dry erase markers. Mounted on spring roller with backboard for sturdy wall mounting.
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The two-sided, washable-finish Texas Thematic Deskpad Map Set (5-pack) is the perfect tools for students of all ages. Measuring 17" x 11", these maps correspond with the Intermediate Thematic Wall Maps.
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The two-sided, washable-finish Texas Thematic Deskpad Map Set (30-pack) is the perfect tools for students of all ages. Measuring 17" x 11", these maps correspond with the Intermediate Thematic Wall Maps.
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This handy reference includes a quick reference map of the state on one side and key state facts on the other. It's a great supplement to any student’s school materials or a convenient reference for anyone wanting a quick state overview at their fingertips. Dimensions: 8.5" x 11", laminated, 3-hole punched.
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This 8.5"W x 11"H color map depicts counties, selected cities and major highways and is fully indexed. This map is not copy protected so that you can load it into virtually any drawing program and add custom details.
Click HERE to download this map (if it opens in an Adobe Reader (or browser) window, click the "Save a copy" icon or click File->Save a copy. Or, alternately you can right-click on the link and choose "Save target as.."). |
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This black and white map depicts counties only and is fully indexed. This map is not copy protected so that you can load it into virtually any drawing program and add custom details.
Click HERE to download this map (if it opens in an Adobe Reader (or browser) window, click the "Save a copy" icon or click File->Save a copy. Or, alternately you can right-click on the link and choose "Save target as.."). |
This attractive map/poster from the University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology depicts surface geology for the state and includes a cross referenced stratigraphic column.
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Texas has produced more oil and natural gas than any other state and to date remains the largest daily producer. Oil and natural gas are found in most parts of the state. No state or any other region worldwide has been as heavily explored or drilled for oil and natural gas as Texas. This beautiful laminated map/poster shows the oil and gas developement in Texas in great detail and will be a compliment to any office or classroom.
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Most historians agree that Texas was the birthplace of the modern oil industry. When Anthony F. Lucas brought in the Spindletop gusher on 1/10/1901 using the rotary drilling method, it ushered in a new era of oil production. This map locates all of the significant oil discoveries in Texas from the beginning in 1866 through the 1950s. Early refineries and pipelines are also shown as well as diagrams of cable tool and rotary drilling rigs.
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This beautiful laminated map/poster depicts the major and minor aquifers in Texas and describes their importance as part of the water cycle in supplying ground water for Texas. Information used in making this map was compiled primarily from maps and data at the Texas Water Development Board, the State agency charged with oversight of ground-water resources.
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This wonderful laminated map from the Texas Water Development Board not only shows the major rivers of Texas and their basins, but also includes reserviors, major aquifers, major cities and counties . An excellent resource for anyone wanting to understand Texas hydrology.
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This map is a portion of the National Atlas of the United States, General Reference Map from the U.S. Geological Survey, 2001.
Click HERE to download this map (if it opens in an Adobe Reader (or browser) window, click the "Save a copy" icon or click File->Save a copy. Or, alternately you can right-click on the link and choose "Save target as.."). |
Using a large map, text and pictures, this laminated poster depicts the enormous ecological and biological diversity of Texas. The state contains barrier islands and coastal lowlands, large river floodplain forests, rolling plains and plateaus, forested hills, deserts, and a variety of aquatic habitats. There are 12 level III and 56 level IV ecoregions shown and described on this handsome poster.
Buy the printed poster or download the PDF file FREE!
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This large laminated map depicts the enormous ecological and biological diversity of Texas. The state contains barrier islands and coastal lowlands, large river floodplain forests, rolling plains and plateaus, forested hills, deserts, and a variety of aquatic habitats.
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This page-size map depicts the enormous ecological and biological diversity of Texas. The state contains barrier islands and coastal lowlands, large river floodplain forests, rolling plains and plateaus, forested hills, deserts, and a variety of aquatic habitats.
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This beautiful laminated map/poster shows vegetation in Texas divided into 53 cover types, including 47 plant associations of 2 or 3 characteristic species. The great diversity of plants in Texas and extensive modification of the landscape by land use are conveyed in the map explanation.
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