NJDEP - NJGS - Bulletin 66, Mapping Digest for New Jersey, 1965

Park area, and the Newark area from Perth Amboy to Trenton withADT volumes at selected points.Price each set .......................................... $0.50STATE AIAP, COUNTY LINES AND COUNTY SEATS. Scale0.20 inch per mile (1:316,800), 20"x36". Black and white. This mapshows an outline of the state and county boundaries, and the names ofcounties and county seats.Price each ................................................ $0.25Army Map ServiceSan Antonio Field Office2100 N. New Braunfels AvenueSan Antonio, Texas 78208Many requests have been received for information concerning theavailability of Army Map Service Quadrangles with photo maps printedon the reverse side of each sheet, scale 2.53 inches per mile (1:25,000).Correspondence with the above agency has produced the followingstatement :"This installation is not presently authorized to produce or stockphoto maps covering the State of New Jersey. The Army Map Servicedoes not produce large scale military maps of the United States for directcivilian purchase. Exceptions to this policy are made when civil editionsare not available at the United States Geological Survey."The Army Map Service does, however, publish a series of plasticrelief maps for civilian purchase. Most of the northern half of NewJersey is covered by this series; relief maps of southern New Jersey willnot he produced due to the low relief.PLASTIC RELIEF MAPS OF EASTERN-WESTERN U.S.A.,1953-1961. Horizontal scale .25 inch per mile (1:250,000), verticalscale 1:83,333 (vertical exaggeration 3:1) 20.5"x29.5", six colors, contourinterval 100 feet. These maps show state and county boundaries,drainage, place names, railroads, roads and wooded areas.Price each ................................................ $4.00For information concerning tile availability of these maps, requestindex series No. VS01P & V502P from the above address.U.S. Geological SurveyMap Information OfficeWashington, D.C. 20025LARGE-SCALE TOPOGRAPHIC AND PLANIIlCETRIC MAPS.Scale 8.8 inches per mile (1:7200), 6.34 inches per mile (1:10,000)and 5.28 inches per mile (1:12,000), sizes vary.Quoted below are excerpts from correspondence with the UnitedStates Geological Survey relative to the existence of large-scale maps:"... in New Jersey, such mamtscripts with contours exist for onlythree quadrangles and without contours for another 27 quadrangles.59NEW JERSEY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY