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Maps can be a valuable part of your research. This guide at Ohio Wesleyan University can walk you through citing digital maps, hard copy maps, maps in a journal or book, or even a changing weather, traffic or web cam style map.

http://library.owu.edu/citing222.html

Most courses require that you not use web sites for your papers. In case you need to you can use this book:

APA style guide to electronic references.

ref desk BF76.7 .P832 2007

Are you using a government document? Not sure how to cite it in your work? Check out this awesome reference book.

Garner, Diane and Diane H. Smith. The Complete Guide to Citing Government Documents: A Manual for Writers & Librarians. Bethesda, MD: Congressional Information Service, 1984. 1st Floor: Ref Desk or Mini Ref area J 9.5 .G37 2002

There is even a rule for a government publication with an excessively long title! It's on page 12!

Brief Guide to Citing Government Publications http://exlibris.memphis.edu/resource/unclesam/citeweb.html