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Travel
"Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of
education; in the elder, a part of experience."
Current satellite maps, state-by-state forecasts and bulletins,
earthquake and tropical storm information, and Canadian weather forecasts via
gopher from the University of Michigan.
The Forest Service is charged with maintaining "America's Great
Outdoors. Information available includes instructions on
reserving
campsites, as well as details on resources and recreational opportunities
for each National Forest and Grassland. This data is accessible by clickable
map, by
state,
or by forest or grassland
name.
Practical advice for airline travelers on how to get the best fares and what to do when faced with lost tickets and baggage, canceled or overbooked flights, travel scams, and much more.
Travel Warnings are issued by the
U.S. Department of State to recommend that
Americans avoid travel to a certain country. Consular Information
Sheets are available on every country in the world and include
information such as the location of the U.S. embassy or consulate, health
conditions, unusual currency and entry regulations, and other important
information. The State Department also provides on-line information on
obtainingPassportsand dealing
with emergencieswhile
traveling overseas. Pamphlets of practical travel tips can be ordered from the
Travel Tips and
Information page at minimal costs.
Information on every country in the world, prepared by the U.S.
Government for use by U.S. Government officials. Sources include (among others)
the CIA, Department of State, and the Foreign Broadcast Information
Service.
