Canada Road Atlas / Atlas Routier (English and French Edition) Paperback – July 3, 2017

Exactly what I was looking for. It doesn’t show the all the roads in great detail but it has all the main and secondary roads

This atlas is just what we needed! It is comprehensive with extra city maps and other information.

I'm not sure if this is the same atlas I bought and want to review. When I visited my order, this atlas was pictured, but the one I bought in November 2016 has a different photo on the cover and a copyright date of 2017, and it shows the publisher as MapArt.com (see photo). That is the atlas I am reviewing, although I'm unclear if it is a different edition of the same atlas, or an entirely different one. Since most of my comments are the result of the small size of the volume, I feel they may be helpful, since both volumes seem to be similar size (about 8.5 x 11").I wanted a road atlas for general route planning, and expect to get folding maps of the individual provinces as well. I will be driving through Quebec and Ontario,visiting national and provincial parks and the "reserves fauniques." However, the format is just too small to work well for planning a road trip in a place I'm totally unfamiliar with. The maps of both provinces are divided up onto many different pages.Tracing a route between two points is nearly impossible, especially where the road numbering changes at the border of these two provinces.The atlas does contain a list of national historic sites, but no list of parks and other natural attractions. I'm having to look at the parks on the maps, and use Google Maps to figure out how to get from one to another. I could have saved my money bu using an online map showing the location of the parks.I have ordered the Michelin North America atlas pre-publication. I'm hoping it will be more helpful.

In preparation for a long trailer trip to New Brunswick, I purchased this Atlas. As it turns out, it is quite difficult to use. For example, there really is not a single view of a province. For example, Nova Scotia is spread over multiple pages but there is not one view that shows the entire province. To find the correct page, alphabetical order would be good, but it is in west to east order. If you are looking for a Canada atlas, don't get this one.

liked road details

Perfect for our trip. One does not always have easy access to 3G or 4G. And 3G is so slow.

This is a really hard to follow atlas. Page 43 says turn to 70 but found hwy 17 on page 60 instead. Small writing and not very detailed. Insert for Montreal is very basic. Not worth the money

This wins the award as the worst road atlas that I've ever seen. The maps are so small, that even with my reading glasses, they're totally useless to me. I hate wasting money, but this atlas is so bad that it's going into my garbage pail. Sure, I could return it to Amazon, but time is money, and it's simply not worth the effort.