♦Try to keep your maps in only one or two places. That means
usually that you keep your maps in the car where you'll definitely use them
most. And/or you'll keep your maps inside your home--because sometimes you do
use them to plan trips. But only keep maps in one place in your auto and home.
Don't spread them around different locations.
♦Maps in your car...
Keep them in one location such as...
►...in the
pockets of a back of the seat auto organizer
►...in your glove box
►...in a
built-in side-compartment of your car
The
Map Case Organizer
from Stacks and Stacks folds flat, holds multiple maps and fits in your glove box:
♦Maps in your home...The best location for map
organizers or map storage is a central location that everyone in the family
knows about
.
►If you use a ready-made map organizer, such as the
one pictured above for the car, perhaps you might store it in your magazine
rack.
►If you have many maps, you can file them in individual
labeled manila and hanging file folders in your office desk.
►Or you can file your maps into a single accordion file--they
usually have 12 pockets and are portable to carry with you. Look in the office
supply section of retailers for accordion style pocket folders.
►Also, consider putting each map in a top loading sheet
protector with a label you place on the front of it. Then keep these in a single three-ring notebook on your book shelf. Put a label on the spine and
front of the notebook that says maps.
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