Where do you get modern-day maps with Lat/Long?

[Tsarevna]

Hello,
I have acess (thanks to the internet) to old maps with Lat/Long coordinates on them. I also have a basic GPS handheld nav that can tell me my coords.

But, where can I find printed maps with Lat/Long lines on them? :confused: Most driving maps today lack them. Thanks!

[LauraA]

We use the DeLorme Atlas & Gazetteer. It has the grids for Longitude & Latitude clearly marked.
All states are available.

Delorme Atlas & Gazetteer State Topographic Map Books (http://www.freshtracksmaps.com/gazetteer.htm?source=google)

[Rattler]

I recently purchased a Garmin eTrex. Here is what I learned so far:

I mark a spot on Google Earth. I go to its properties and it will bring up lat/long. I punch them into the GeoBuddy software(free stuff, Google it to find it). I got a cable to plug into my PC and it will upload them coord's to the GPS.

It takes a little tinkering with the numbers so you can't just copy and paste them but it works good so far. I will probably get a better GPS that has mapping capabilties in the future.

I think you can look up coord's on the maps in the GeoBuddy program but I haven't really messed with that part yet.

Its just trial software but you can get it here:
http://www.geobuddy.com/download.asp

I am working on finding something of a more permanant use software.