The point is that while some of the boundaries are there, to split hairs, the info is neither as reliable as it might be, nor is it complete. I know the areas I'm speaking about, which makes me a little uneasy using this as the only resource if I'm in an area I don't know and therefore would need an accurate and complete map.

To be specific (not, please, to flame), can you find the eastern side of the Lummi Reservation without your granny glasses, let alone while driving? Does it include Lummi or Portage Islands? Where is the Nooksack reservation? Where is the S'Klallam Reservation? None of this is indicated clearly, and the last two are left out completely in my fourth edition, but they're all really great birding areas.

Jack Kintner
kintner at nas.com
Blaine, WA

>Tweeters,
>Contrary to Jack's statement, the boundaries of the Lummi Reservation,
>and all other Indian Reservations in Washington, are quite clearly
>marked on my copy of the DeLorme Atlas.