Alaska in Maps is a thematic atlas of Alaska. In contrast to a topographic-type of atlas that emphasizes contour lines and selected settlement features, a thematic map offers maps of special topics. Examples of thematic maps found in Alaska in Maps include earthquakes, volcanoes and Native language regions.
Alaska in Maps was primarily designed for Alaska middle and high school students. However, it is also a useful atlas for anyone wanting to know about the geography of Alaska.
Download the Quick Start guide to Alaska in Maps (PDF format).
Teachers’ guides for Alaska – A Land in Motion (upper elementary level) and Alaska in Maps (high school level) can be purchased from the Institute of the North for $12 each. The teachers’ guides are photocopied and shrink-wrapped. Please contact Phil Cutler for more information, 907.771.2465.