It's one area of the game that's easier with a controller, since controllers vibrate when you get close to treasures (and the same with collectibles if you have a high enough rank as a collector). At least collectibles have both a visual and audio cue about where they are (though sometimes one or both don't show up), whereas the treasures only get visual cues, and they're usually placed in such a way that you can't see them until you're close. In general, I've found treasures far harder to find than collectibles. But you could also just use it to find where the collectibles are in the areas on your collectors map if you're too frustrated at finding them. I think that most everyone who's very successful at getting complete sets uses the online map to find them. Personally, I've avoided using it thus far, but I also have ended up with a lot of collectibles and very few complete collections. If you're willing to look stuff up online, you can find where all of the collectibles are here: Regardless, the result is that you have to complete or throw away a collectors map before switching to another one.
So, that may or may not be why they did what they did. If you have a map active, they have keep those items in the same place for you until you find them or discard the map, whereas if you could freely switch between maps, they'd have to keep all of the items referred to by all of your collectors map in the same spot until you found them. It may have something to do with how the collectable items move around every day. For whatever reason, they wanted to force you to complete a collectors map before using another one rather than letting you switch between them. You can find or buy another map of the same type which may or may not point to the same places, but that particular map you have will be gone. If you swap to a different map, you're throwing the map away, and you can't use it again. Once you use a collectors map, you can't use any other collectors map until you've either found all of the items the map points to or thrown the map away.
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