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When was the last time you bought a paper map and why ?
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I used to buy the laminated ones so I could mark routes for my mom with a dry erase marker, but that's been ~10 years ago. I but a lot of travel guides and I use the maps in those for trip planning. I think their still very useful when you need a larger overview of an unfamiliar area. Always pick up the free ones at parks.