In 1872, their first map appeared in the company’s “Railroad Guide.” Theirs was the first American company to produce maps ...

Rand McNally & Co., the venerable Skokie firm best known around the world for its maps, over the last three years has been quietly making headway in the wild and woolly business of retailing.

For a one-time fee of $89.99, participating IntelliRoute TND customers will have access to the latest Rand McNally map updates as long as they own the device. Rand McNally already provides a ...

More maps are sold now than ever before, according to the International Map Trade Association. Rand McNally is by far the best-known map publisher, with competitors including American Map and ...

Sometimes driving without direction is part of the fun, but we bet even Jack Kerouac occasionally looked at a map. That’s where Rand McNally comes in. The veteran map publisher has been keeping ...

At the Great American Trucking Show, Rand McNally announced that all IntelliRoute TND GPS purchasers will be eligible to participate in a Lifetime Map Program. For a one-time fee of $89.99 ...

Rand McNally competes primarily with Garmin, an early leader in consumer navigation devices. While smartphones now dominate the consumer market, truckers need something else. "Google Maps is for ...

NEW YORK -- Rand McNally & Co., the world's largest seller of maps, filed today for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, court records show. The 147-year-old privately held company, which is based in ...

Rand McNally has launched a new online educational tool that delivers dynamic maps with social studies, history and geography content as well as reading programs and writing lesson plans. The online ...

With a long history of expertise in educational curriculum development, Rand McNally has designed a new easy-to-follow mapping and routing course to teach a thorough understanding of map reading ...

In 1904, the company introduced automotive maps, which would make them a fixture of car door pockets for decades to come. McNally died that same year, with Rand following in 1915.