Wandkaart British Isles Physical | 93 x 104 cm | Ordnance Survey

Routeplanner map from Maps International's selection of British Isles maps.   Routeplanning map details: British Isles routeplanning map shows the motorways, major roads and transport hubs such as airports and rail routes in the UK. Routeplanner maps shows the major towns and their approximate population in the British Isles. Routeplanner map also contains useful table of towns and their distance apart. Extremely useful in organising journeys - times and routeplanning.   Map Uses: This British Isles routeplanning map is ideal to display in offices or depots.

Magneetbord van een wandkaart van Groot Brittannië en Ierland: prachtig kaartbeeld met heel veel details, gemaakt door de gerenommeerde makers van National Geographic. British Isles at 1:1,687,000 on a small wall map, 61 x 76cm (1’11” x 2’5” approx) , from the National Geographic Society showing the constituent parts of the United Kingdom, Irish Republic, Isle of Man and the Channel Islands. Shetland Islands are shown on an inset. The map uses NGS’s classic presentation style of white background plus relief shading to show the topography, with boundaries shown in colour. Within Great Britain, national parks are prominently highlighted. Names of many geographical regions are shown (The Wolds, South Downs, etc.); county boundaries are marked, but county names are indicated only by numbers cross-referenced to lists of counties and unitary authorities in England, with corresponding lists for Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic. Latitude and longitude lines are drawn a…

A col is the lowest point on the saddle between two mountains. Graham Robb has spent years uncovering and cataloguing the 2,002 cols and 105 passes scattered across the British Isles. Some of these obscure and magical sites are virgin cols that have never been crossed. Dozens were lost by the Ordnance Survey and are recorded only in ballads or monastic charters. The eleven cols of Hadrian's Wall are practically unknown and have never been properly identified. These underappreciated slices of natural beauty provide a new way of looking at British history, and a challenge for cyclists and walkers.

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 …