Need to know where a particular United States town, county, or landmark is
located? Try this wonderful on-line gazetteer (a geographical dictionary or index)
sponsored by Lineages, Inc. The
search is free. If you just want to know what county a place is located in, try this place name search instead.
MapQuest is a
world-wide online mapping site that provides customizable, printable and
downloadable maps. You may want to try the U.S. Government's Tiger Mapping Site,
too.
The U.S. Government
Census Bureau supports this site, which includes a U.S. Gazetteer. It provides a link
to the U.S. Government Tiger mapping site. This is particularly useful if the SS Death
Index (SSDI) yields only a zip code with no accompanying place names.
AniMap
by Gold Bug software is an affordable
software on CD that provides maps for each of the United States and illustrates the
evolution of county boundaries over time.