Central & Southern Africa at 1:4, 000, 000
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- in Michelin’s series covering the continent on three maps excellent

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Central & Southern Africa at 1:4, 000, 000
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Central & Southern Africa at 1:4, 000, 000 on a large route planning map from Map Studio, South Africa’s leading map publishers, providing an overview of the road network & rail connections, with numerous national parks & other protected areas prominently highlighted. Coverage extends north to include the whole of Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Congo, Uganda & Kenya, with most of Cameroon & Central African Republic, plus part of South Sudan (still called Sudan & with hardly any detail – no Juba, etc!) & the south-eastern corner of Ethiopia. Plain base map has no altitude colouring & only a few spot heights, but graphics indicate deserts, wet & forested areas, salt pans & marshl&. Rivers & lakes are shown, with most lakes but only some rivers named, mainly in the upper half of the map, e.g. many tributaries of the Congo but not Zambezi or Limpopo. Numerous national parks & other protected areas are highlighted & named, indicating those which have been designated as World Heritage Sites. Parks with controlled access shows locations of entry gates. The map also highlights many other places of interest including historical sites, oasis, waterfalls, water holes, etc. Road network stresses main cross-country national roads & connecting major routes, indicating unsurfaced sections, toll roads, border crossing points & driving distances. Many local dirt roads are also included as well as railway lines, main airports & on some navigable rivers inland ports. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at intervals of 5º. The map has no index but

Includes:: a comprehensive distance table which also lists main African locations outside its area, underlining the huge distances involved (Beira to Rabat = 13, 534 kms.)

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Eastern & central Africa at 1:3, 400, 000 on a double-sided indexed map from ITMB with altitude colouring to show its topography & highlighting of numerous national parks & other protected areas. Coverage extends from the northern borders of Kenya & Uganda to southern border of Zimbabwe, & westwards to include parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Angola, Namibia & Botswana The map shows the region’s road network with distances marked on main routes & locations of border crossings. Railway lines are included, also international & selected smaller airports. Topography is shown by altitude colouring in broad bands, with relatively few names of mountain ranges, etc, given the map’s scale. Numerous national parks & protected areas are highlighted, shown mostly without their names. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at 5º intervals. Each side has a separate index. To see other titles in this series please click on the series link. ...

This is a guide to the coasts of Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Madagascar & the Comoros for sailors & divers. It



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An exciting addition to White Star's renowned aerial presentation series, this handsome, compact volume takes readers on a memorable trip over Africa, giving them a rare glimpse of its spectacular, diverse landscapes & wildlife. Photojournalist Paolo Novaresio shares with readers his love of Africa in a portfolio of photographs that transports us to a land that remains, in many ways, wild & untamed. He captured unparalleled pictures of animal herds, savannahs, deserts, & deep jungle by using various means of aerial transport, including a montgolfier, a helicopter, & a twin-engine plane. His unique photographic techniques showcase the topography, light, & color of an entire region at a glance. More than 550 colour photographs reveal a hidden Africa that readers could never experience without the benefit of these stunning aboveground views. Among the regions & countries photographed are Northern Africa & the Sahara Desert, Central Africa, Tanzania, Niger, Congo, Kenya, Ethiopia, Southern Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe, & South Africa. Armchair safari adventurers & world travellers alike will relish this aerial excursion over Africa. This is a welcome addition to this bestselling series. It contains over 550 incredible aerial photographs. ...

Africa in the Healthy Travel series from Lonely Planet; comprising a range of handy, pocket-sized guides aimed at minimising health risks for those travelling through high-risk countries & regions. Compiled by a travel health expert, the guide provides practical advice on pre-trip planning (including immunisations), staying healthy while on the road & what to do if you run into problems. The pocket-sized format allows each guide to be used while travelling or alternatively as a useful reference guide from home. Widely recognised for the level of detail included, the Healthy Travel Lonely Planet guides each have the same format, with regional variations to take account of particular local risks. Opening chapters provide detailed advice on pre-trip planning, pre-travel health checks, what to take, books & travel health insurance. Further sections also provide tips on staying healthy on the road & how to get medical help when away. Individual sections are thematically arranged for ease of reference, with individual chapters on Fever & Hepatitis, the Digestive System, Respiratory System, Eyes, Ears & teeth, Skin, HIV/AIDS & Mental Health. Tailored advice is also provided for different groups, including men & women travellers, babies & children & travellers with special needs. There are also dedicated sections to the local climate, altitude, water & bites & stings. A handy ...

Africa on a large, indexed map at 1:5, 000, 000 from ITMB with country names & boundaries clearly marked on a base with physical colouring. The map is double-sided, with the division of the continent arranged so that all the countries are shown complete on either one side of the map or the other. Cape Verde Islands & Madagascar are included. The base map has elevation colouring, although there is no indication in the map legend of the altitude bands & no spot heights are marked on the map. The number of various topographic features named on the map (mountain ranges, rivers, etc) varies considerably from region to region. Numerous national parks & other protected areas are highlighted, mostly not named. Town symbols indicate the size of the populations. The map shows the network of road & rail connections & highlights various places of interest, including selected UNESCO World Heritage sites. As with the physical detail, the amount of information shown on the map varies considerably from country to country. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at 10° intervals. Each side has a separate index. The map also

Includes:: street plans of central Alexandria & Khartoum & an enlargement showing the environs of Cairo.

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Jigsaw puzzle from the South African publishers Map Studio presenting Africa on a brightly coloured political map showing the countries with their capital cities, plus a decorative panel with flags of 54 countries. The puzzle, suitable for children from the age of +/- 9 years old, is made from 300 pieces, each 5 x 3cm in size. For parents concerned about having the exactly correct, up-to-date political information: South Sudan is included, the whole of Somalia is shown as one country, Western Sahara is shown as a separate country with El-Aai ...

Jigsaw puzzle from the South African publishers Map Studio presenting Africa on a brightly coloured political map showing the countries with their capital cities, plus a decorative panel with flags of 54 countries. The puzzle, suitable for children from the age of +/- 9 years old, is made from 300 pieces, each 5 x 3cm in size. For parents concerned about having the exactly correct, up-to-date political information: South Sudan is included, the whole of Somalia is shown as one country, Western Sahara is shown as a separate country with El-Aaiún as its capital but its flag is not included in the decorative panel. ...