Have a look at our sales pages where we try and keep listed those in print. The book An Atlas of Middle-earth by Karen Wynn Fonstad is an established favourite. She updates it, too. The interesting journey-map book The Journeys of Frodo , by Barbara Strachey, which tracks the participants mile by mile right through LotR, is now back in print in the UK as well. There are no maps I know of that show ME east of Mordor or south of the Mouths of Anduin.
Maps are fun.
If you've never drawn your own map of Middle-earth, you haven't really been there. We are unlikely to get maps on the website, I think, because the Middle-earth material is copyright material, and we try to avoid running copyright material without permission. Thank you for dropping in. This is how The Tolkien Society started in 1969. Our founder Vera put a small advertisement in a widely-read literature and current affairs magazine asking people to contact her, and then arranged a meeting at an inn in London, and then someone else hosted a meeting in their house, and so it went on.