The answer is just a click away. Internet mapping sites feature detailed maps that can pinpoint street locations, churn out road conditions and provide destination routes. Most sites let users zoom in and out on locales. Extensive search engines for more specific inquiries are nearby. For travelers or those who simply want to locate a specific place, the sites exemplify one of the most useful and creative applications of the Web.
News junkies can have a field day, too, zoning in on the topic of the day.
Using DeLorme's CyberAtlas , the answer comes easy. International users, however, may be disappointed in DeLorme's lack of world maps. CyberAtlas , a page dedicated to locating cities and towns, can pinpoint even the smallest of towns. A colleague was dumbfounded when the site found Orchard Hill, Georgia, an unincorporated town in his neck of the woods. DeLorme also has a special site for maps in the news .