Wegenkaart - landkaart Germany Southern - Duitsland Zuid | ITMB

Een degelijke kaart met aanduidingen van o.a. nationale parken, vliegveld, benzinepomp, dirt-roads en kleine plattegrond van hoofdstad. Als overzichtskaart goed te gebruiken. La Belle Province has a lot in common with Ontario. It is a huge political entity, with most of the land mass unusable due to permafrost. Almost all the roads and settlements are in the southern half of the province, so we expanded the scale of our artwork and created a map that will be of greater practical use for visitors than one of the entire province. Even so, the distances are formidable (say it in French; it sounds much more dramatic!) Side one concentrates on the region north of Montreal, and includes the Canadian Shield region of Abitibi. The second side follows the St. Lawrence River eastward to Quebec City, where one can continue eastward on the north shore for hundreds of kilometers or cross over an enormous bridge to the south shore and do essentially the same; ending up in the picturesque Gaspe Peni…

1:2,600,000 scale 6th Edition, double-sided printing. This map shows the southern third of South America in better detail than any other map.gIt starts at northern Chile, southern Paraguay, and central Brasil, and moves south to cover all of Argentina and almost all of Chile. Side 1 is a detailed road map of the region as far south as Buenos Aires. Side 2 covers Patagonia, the coast of Chile, and Tierra del Fuego. Map size: 27"X39"

Overzichtskaart van het zuiden van Ontario - schaal 1:600.000 - met op de andere kant een grote plattegrond van Toronto op schaal 1:12.000 Legend Includes: Roads by classification, Accomodations, Museum, Churches, Buildings, Points of tourist, Public Interests, Post Offices, Police Stations, Schools, Live Theatres, Cinemas, Ruins, Bus Terminals, Ferry Terminals, Service Areas, Hospitals, Ports, Mines, RCMP, Major Airports, Secondary Airports, Camp Grounds, National Park and Equivalent Reserves, Ski, Picnic Sites, and much more.   Toronto is the largest city in Canada by far. Touristically, its attraction rests with its central core, from High Park in the west to the Don River in the east, and from the park-like islands in Lake Ontario to Bloor Street in the north. In this area, one finds remnants of the oldest portion of ‘muddy York’, the original fort built to deter American raiders (close to the exhibition grounds), Campbell House (at Queen & University), and the first public schoo…