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National Cosmographic was a 23rd century magazine about the cosmos.
In 2269, during an overnight stay in room 341 of Hilton Inn West in McIverton on Alpha Centauri IV, James T. Kirk looked over several well-read magazines on a reading rack in the bathroom. National Cosmographic issues were present, along with issues of Analog, McIverton Today! and Newsweek. (TOS novel: Crisis on Centaurus)