Maps of Individual U.S. States is a braille and tactile atlas designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This set of maps covers the following U.S. states in separate volumes: Maine (27 pages in total and 11 maps with keys), New Hampshire (29 pages in total and 11 maps with keys), Vermont (18 pages in total and nine maps with keys), Massachusetts (48 pages in total, 15 maps with keys, and information about and overall maps of Boston), Connecticut and Rhode Island (38 pages in total and 13 maps with keys), New York (44 pages in total, 14 maps with keys, and information about and overall maps of New York City), New Jersey (46 pages in total, 17 maps with keys, and overall maps of metropolitan areas around Newark and Camden), Pennsylvania (34 pages in total, 12 maps with keys, and information about and overall maps of Philadelphia), Florida (34 pages in total, 12 maps with keys, and maps of Orlando/Lakeland, Tampa/Sarasota, Fort Myers/Naples, and Miami/Fort Lauderdale areas), Illinois (46 pages in total, 13 maps with keys, and overall maps of Chicago and vicinity). Each state map booklet has an introductory page in braille featuring facts and information followed by a full page tactile map. The maps show major cities, rivers and lakes, major highways, physical features, county boundaries, and agricultural and mineral resources, each of which has a braille label.