Tucson Map & Flag Center

I’ll never go back. There’s nothing in this store that can’t be found just as cheap on the Internet. I watched an employee treat a police officer who was there as a customer very disrespectfully. Next time they get robbed maybe they should call some drug addicts to come help them. The employee practically chased the policeman out of the store. Disgraceful.

Vintage Tucson Quirky.
That’s what pushes it to 5 stars for me.
Not much new to add beyond whats been said in other posts.
Its got maps and its got flags and it oozes Arizona.
I love Arizona and I like maps. I like to look at them, draw on them, plan adventures with them, and even display them, such as old Arizona Territory maps.
These guys have also proven that they can provide excellent mounting of such maps at a sweet price point.

This place offer every conceivable map-​related and flag-​related product, with emphasis on our region. It also offers a wide range of travel books and lots of travel-​related products and practical gadgets available no where else. A fascinating place to spend some time. And a really local business with deep roots here in Baja Arizona.

Lots of great options for local maps and even travel maps for far off destinations.
I normally come in looking for various topo and BLM maps. Great resources for hunting or just Jeep trips on old mining trails.
They even offer lamination services, pretty handy for protecting your maps from dirt and moisture. They can even do it while you wait.
Staff is pretty helpful, and will guide you to a map that fits the needs you have.

Well, it’s a pretty self-​explanatory store really. There’s maps. There’s flags. And it’s in Tucson. A lot of the products here are specific to the region, or even AZ as a whole. Then there’s some, but a little less, of the Western region of the country. Then a little less for other parts of the country. Then a little less for the rest of the world… even some for the galaxy as well. If you’re looking for a nice wall-​hanging map of the area, why not go for the 3D version, with peaks and valleys molded to give a wonderful scaled perspective of the area or state.
They also sell globes, GPS, compasses, and books. Yeah, plenty of great books, especially for local history, hiking, biking, ghost towns, whatever.
Service is nice, friendly, attentive and helpful. Prices? Well, I really don’t have much to compare it to (if you know of another map store, let me know, will ya?!).
Face it. If you go here, you likely, or obviously are in the market for a flag or a map. You likely are looking for something specific. And they will more than likely have it there, especially if it’s something from AZ (or New Mexico). But the really neat thing about this store is that you will also see at least one or two other items here that will be totally unexpected, but piqué you interest.