These sites are good starting points for exploring Geography resources on the Internet.

Maps

• ArcGIS many of the maps are freely available and you can use them directly in your desktop or Web applications.
• CIA World Fact Book country maps, flags, and statistical data collected by the CIA.
• Google Earth Online fly anywhere on Earth to view satellite imagery, maps and terrain.
  
• GOS Data search for federal, state, and local geographic data, maps (such as of transportation and natural hazards), and statistics..
  
• National Atlas topical US maps .
  
• This Dynamic Planet Is an interactive map detailing the Earth's volcanoes, eqrthquakes and plate tectonics .
• Topo Finder topographic maps from the USGS
  
• USGS maps and aerial photo images
  
• University of Georgia Hargrett Rare Map Collection more than 800 historic maps from the 16th century through the early 20 th century.
• Perry-Castaneda Library Map Collection a collection of historical and current maps from the University of Texas .
• World Mapper displays maps of the world where statistical data is represented by the proportional size of countries.
• Zoom into Maps An exploration of maps and their various uses, with sections for local geography.
  

Geography Resources

• Geography Names look up names and locations of places in the US and its territories based on location or feature type
• Library of Congress Geography and Map Reading Room

These Internet resource directories are useful for exploring a subject to find out what's available on the Internet. Be sure to carefully evaluate what you find.

• Yahoo provides geography categories and websites

• Association of American Geographers