San Francisco: The Ultimate Street and Information Finder

San Francisco: The Ultimate Street and Information Finder
ISBN-10
0679000097
ISBN-13
9780679000099
Series
San Francisco
Category
Travel
Pages
128
Language
English
Published
1998
Publisher
Fodor's
Authors
Steven K. Amsterdam, Fodor's Travel Publications, Inc

Description

"Excellent guides for leisure or business travelers." -- USA TodayLooking for a SoMa nightclub or a Richmond restaurant? A Union Square parking space or a Marin County getaway? Wherever you want to go, Flashmaps will get you there quickly. First-time visitors or lifelong residents -- anyone can easily navigate San Francisco with Flashmaps.The ultimate street and information finderLoads of useful information, from hospitals and colleges to bus and subway lines, zip codes, and more -- all located on special subject maps in full color.Maps for every need, keyed to thousands of listings of essential phone numbers and addresses.A perfect resource for city dwellers and for visitors who want a quick-reference guide.

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