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Next comes the "table of contents", which will locate all sections. Each year the <br />various sections are moved around in the book so look to see where they are located <br />in you're particular edition. <br />Next is a section called "Cities and Communities". A city is an incorporated <br />government with fire, police, city hail, etc. A community is an area within a city or <br />county, i.e. Hancock Park, Anaheim Hills, Emerald Bay, Van Nuys etc. Listed here <br />is the name of the city or community, its abbreviation (You'll notice that the <br />abbreviations for cities are all capital letters and communities capitalize only the <br />first letter. This is followed by the zip code. <br />Miles to Orange County, Santa Ana or, Los Angeles (this will help you estimate <br />fares and times) population, square miles and the map page where you will find that <br />city or community. That page is in the "Detailed Pages" section and shown on the <br />big map in the "Key Map" section. <br />Next is the Zip Code section. This section has an index that lists communities, <br />which of the two Zip Code section pages they are on and the number of the grid is <br />the detail page number. <br />The next section is "Key Map to Detail Pages". Detail pages are the pages that <br />show the streets and everything on them. The "Key Map" is referred to as the "big <br />map ". Here you will find an overview of your county. You will notice that it is <br />divided into grids with numbers on each grid. These numbers are the map page <br />numbers where that area will be found in detail. You will also notice that all cities <br />and communities, freeways and many major streets are pictured. This is a quicker <br />way to route longer trips and assist with finding the correct map page for detail. <br />This is followed by the "Orange County Freeway Access Map ". On the first page <br />is an index of all the Freeways in numerical order and the name of each freeway. <br />Every freeway on and off ramp is listed in this section. The list of symbols for this <br />section is listed on the fourth page. On / off and carpool ramps have different <br />symbols. Every off ramp has the street name listed at the on/off ramp symbol. For <br />the most part, ramps are located at major thorough fares. This will help you use the <br />freeway system more efficiently and help you find alternate routes if the freeway is <br />blocked or stalled. Familiarize yourself with the index and the symbols. Practice <br />looking up ramps and alternate routes. Have alternates in your head in advance to <br />facilitate your trip. Next is the "Orange County Airport "schematic drawing, <br />showing both upper and lower levels, including roadways, and terminals. At the <br />bottom of the page is listed terminals A, and B, and what airlines are at each one. <br />Because of the addition of new airlines, if you do not see the one you are looking <br />for in the map book, ask your dispatcher to help locate it. <br />The next page is the "Legend of Map Symbols ". This page assist you in finding <br />