Atlases

[Cehouck]

So we are looking for a good atlas any suggestions

[JamieGeek]

Just to have handy laying around the camper? US? North America? World?

When I've used atlases I usually stuck with the Rand McNally ones (Amazon)

For individual states you could use the Gazetteer maps (Amazon). These are usually really detailed.

[SuperD]

Go to a truck stop and get a truckers Atlas, it will have clearances listed for low places you don't want to go!

[ctpres]

Highly recommend Rand McNally large scale atlas. Maps are over 1/3 larger and it has a spiral binder for longer life and easier page turning. Example Alabama takes four pages. Detail much better and easier to read.

[vkb]

SAMs Club offers the Rand McNally Atlas...we have purchased them for a number of years.
In addition, we upgraded our Garmin to the RV version which will help with clearances and bridges.

[Joe-FL]

Don't know anything about the Rand atlas, have always kept a current Trucker's atlas. SuperD is correct about the information it contains. Many of the restrictions that applies to big rigs may also apply to some RV's of a certain height, length, and weight. When advance planning I initially check my Trucker's atlas to see if my desired route will be a "designated" route for big rigs, then I go from there.