Sure you could
hide your maps on the edge of your notebooks, but if you want access to full maps but don't want to look like the tourist wrestling with an unwieldy map, then you need to learn some advanced map-folding techniques.
Web site Map Reading highlights two different map-folding methods that should improve your map cred; we like the protection method best. Not only does it provide you with a very small, easy to peruse map, but, as Merlin Mann
points out at 43 Folders, it's also a smart way to make a 16-page mini-notebook from a sheet of printer paper.
Are you a master of the map? Let's hear your best methods in the comments.
How to fold a map for use in land navigation with map and compass [Map Reading via
43 Folders]
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Fold a Map Like a Pro for Easy Access [Travel Tip] 
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