Welcome to the Maps.com April 2009 Newsletter! In this
issue get a great deal on globes, gear up for Earth Day, or just soak up some
California sunshine. Read on, enjoy and pass it on to a friend. We
hope you'll like this installment of Maps.com's Monthly Newsletter!
Featured — Earth Day!

Earth Day, an annual event since April 22, 1970, has been a cause for celebration,
a time for reflection of our place and personal choices on this planet, and a continuing
commitment to a cleaner and healthier environment...not to mention a raucous party!
Whether you're going to be at the beach tossing an
EarthBall around,
waving your
Earth Flag at
a rally, or just shooting some
Globe
Marbles with your kids, we have all your
Earth Day needs covered!
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Special Offer — 15% Off Globes

For a limited time get 15% off the purchase of any Globe. Simply check out with the Promotion Code provided to you in your emailed newsletter to receive your discount. Don't delay—this offer expires April 30th 2009.
Here are the geography products you can really enjoy. A classic earth globe in your office or study will add useful interest to your room, while Classroom Desk Maps and Geography Games and Puzzles will brighten any classroom. Shopping for a gift? This section has unique and special items that everyone will enjoy.
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Travel Spotlight — California

Nicknamed the "Golden State," California is the third largest state in area after Alaska and Texas. The discovery of gold and the immigration in 1849 of thousands of "forty-niners" in search of the precious metal helped California's admission into the Union in 1850.
Today, California, land of the giant redwoods, has the highest population of any state in the nation and is America's principal agricultural state. It is also the home of Hollywood, the center of America's movie and television industry. Its capital is Sacramento and the state flower is the golden poppy.
Area: 2000 (square miles)
Length: 770 Miles
Width: 250 Miles
Highest Point: 14,494 -- Mt. Whitney
Lowest Point: 282 below sea level -- Death Valley
State parks & beaches: over 270
Persons per square mile, 2000: 217
Resident total population estimate (July 1) 2006: 36,457,549
State Motto: Eureka (I Have Found It)
State Bird: California Valley Quail
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