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If it were my project, I'd start with an aerial image and use Photoshop to lighten it, and add the gradient fade on the outside. I might use Illustrator to add the annotations on top. And add the completed image to InDesign to create the book it's sitting in. But as Myra said, that's because I know those three programs.
(I have to confess, if I wanted to animate the map using Animate, I'd have to hire Myra to
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One question, four already applications suggested. But guess what? They are all right.
If it were my project, I'd start with an aerial image and use Photoshop to lighten it, and add the gradient fade on the outside. I might use Illustrator to add the annotations on top. And add the completed image to InDesign to create the book it's sitting in. But as Myra said, that's because I know those three programs.
(I have to confess, if I wanted to animate the map using Animate, I'd have to hire Myra to either teach me how to do it, or hire her to do it for me! 
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yes my project = photoshop for the map and perhaps some illustrator icons then make a indesign mock up to show client
time = an hour but allow the day so the client can look at and ok it.
then make a muse web site with edge animate (if needed) mock up
time = another hour but allow the day
at this point I would ask someone like Nancy or Ben from the Dreamweaver forum if they want to make the final product... perhaps Myra as well if the client wants animation.
time = another two weeks if I'm making it myself but prob just a day or two if they want to help out... I assume the client will suddenly remember they need facebook, paypal and whatever else services as well 
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