Spoorwegenkaart Schweizer Karte des öffentlichen Verkehrs - Zwitserland kaart openbaar vervoer | Kümmerly & Frey

Duidelijke kaart van Europa waarop de verschillende spoorwegen staan ingetekend. Er wordt onderschied gemaakt in de soort treinen, al of niet electrisch, diesel of anders. De kaart is te grof om alle stations te vermelden, het is een ideale kaart om je treinreis te plannen.  Large physical map of Europe with political boundaries, showing the railway network graded into 18 different types of lines. The base map with very fine cartography clearly shows various mountain ranges. Coverage extends to beyond the Urals and the eastern side of the Caspian Sea, large part of the Middle East with most of Iraq and Iran, and the coast of North Africa, and includes railway lines in all these areas.   Country and geographical names are in English and cities in local languages with, where appropriate, English versions. In countries using other alphabets, larger cities are additionally given in Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, etc.   The railway network distinguishes 18 different types of lines, from new high…

Plan your journey and explore the British Isles by train and ferry. This attractive, detailed map shows how the rail network, along with ferries to the more isolated areas, allows you to travel to places right across the British Isles and take in the beautiful scenery. The map clearly shows National Parks, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, forest and woodland areas and the Heritage Coast in England and Wales, much of which is accessible by train and ferry. The rail network includes seasonal and heritage railways. There is also a more detailed map of the London National Park City, the world’s first National Park City. Designed to be fully inclusive and accessible for everyone, including those with colour vision deficiency (CVD).   Map includes:   Passenger rail network with the majority of stations. Seasonal and heritage railways Ferry routes National Parks Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty Main forest and woodland areas Heritage coast in England and Wales Formaat:  74.5cm …

Great Britain, by its shape, is difficult to map. The population is dense, the road network intense, and the coastline convoluted. A map of the British Isles shows only the major features. Sectional maps of just England, or Just Wales, make little sense, due to the geographic shape of the island kingdom. Scotland also needs more than one map to show its treasures in sufficient detail. ITMB previously issued Scotland Central and South, and now extends its coverage at 1:300,000 to the sparsely-populated highlands and the isolated Western, Orkney, and Shetland island archipelagos that are usually shrunk to insignificance on most maps, as insets. This double-sided map covers the area from Loch Lochy south of Invergarry to John O’Groats in the north, and from the Western islands of Uist and Lewis to the Moray Firth and Craigellachie in the east. The second side has to duplicate part of the first side in order to extend the artwork further eastward to include Aberdeen and northward to inclu…