Cycle Routes map of Estonia from Regio, presenting the whole country at 1:410, 000, with several areas shown on enlargements in greater detail. Signposted national & local cycling routes are prominently highlighted. The main map shows the whole country at 1:410, 000, highlighting the six national long-distance cycle routes, as well as regional routes & day-trip circuits. Topographic information is limited to rivers & lakes, plus boundaries of protected areas. Symbols indicate locations of bicycle shops & various sights are annotated with mobile phone numbers to ring for their descriptions. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at 20 ...

North-east Estonia at 1:275, 000 on a map from Regio, with prominent highlighting of protected areas & places of interest including 15 recommended top sights, plus on the reverse city maps of Rakvere, Navra, Jõhvi, Paide & Jõgeva, also a distance table for the whole country. Maps in this series present the road network on a clear base which highlights protected areas. Locations of petrol stations are shown but driving distances are not marked. A wide range of symbols indicates various places of interest including historical sites, interesting buildings or trees, beaches, scenic views, etc, with 15 recommended locations cross-referenced to the list of their names on the reverse. The maps have latitude & longitude lines at 20’ & 30’ respectively. On the reverse street plans, also annotated with sights & facilities, show principal traffic arteries & main streets in the region’s larger towns. Map legend

Includes:: English; the list of the 15 top sights gives their English names but the descriptions are in Estonian only. To see the list of titles in this series please click on the series list.

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North-west Estonia at 1:275, 000 on a map from Regio, with prominent highlighting of protected areas & places of interest including 15 recommended top sights, plus on the reverse city maps of Tallinn, Haapsalu, Rapla & Paide. Maps in this series present the road network on a clear base which highlights protected areas. Locations of petrol stations are shown but driving distances are not marked. A wide range of symbols indicates various places of interest including historical sites, interesting buildings or trees, beaches, scenic views, etc, with 15 recommended locations cross-referenced to the list of their names on the reverse. The maps have latitude & longitude lines at 20’ & 30’ respectively. On the reverse street plans, also annotated with sights & facilities, show principal traffic arteries & main streets in the region’s larger towns. Map legend

Includes:: English; the list of the 15 top sights gives their English names but the descriptions are in Estonian only. To see the list of titles in this series please click on the series list.

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Detailed railway track diagrams for Estonia. Shows both open & closed lines (with gauge details) & the locations of rail museums & preserved locomotives. The map also distinguishes between stations: passenger & goods, passenger only, goods only & passenger & goods with industrial sidings.

Includes:: an inset showing tram & trolley bus lines around Tallin & a family tree of Estonian & Baltic rail companies.

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Cycle routes in Estonia, both long-distance & shorter local routes, highlighted on an indexed map at 1:420, 000 from the Tallinn-based Regio, with on the reverse several areas shown in greater detail on enlargements, a list of cycle shops, etc. The main map shows the whole country at 1:420, 000, highlighting the six national long-distance cycle routes, as well as regional routes & day-trip circuits. Symbols indicate locations of cycle shops, beaches, historical sites, etc. Various locations are annotated with mobile phone numbers to ring for their English language descriptions. Topographic information is limited to rivers & lakes, plus boundaries of protected areas. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at 20’ & 30’ respectively. Map legend

Includes:: English. Street plans and/or enlargements give more detailed information on popular areas: Tallinn, Tartu, Pärnu, Rakvere & Viljandi, the areas around Otepää, Jõgeva, the Piusa river north of Vana-Vastseliina, plus Kihnu Isl&, Muhu Isl&, & the western tip of the Hiiumaa Isl&. Also provided is a list of bicycle shops with addresses & phone numbers, plus lists showing stage-by stage distances for the highlighted routes.

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Estonia Road Atlas at 1:150, 000 from the Tallinn based Regio, including numerous street plans, plus a separate map of the whole country showing coverage by each atlas page, a booklet with a list of places of interest & an index, & an illustrated guide. The atlas comes in a 30 x 30cm paperback format, but is folded to only 15 x 30cm when not used to fit into its protective plastic cover. Road network distinguishes between surfaced & gravel or cobblestoned roads, shows driving distances on main & many local routes & indicates locations of petrol stations. Railway lines are shown with stations; local airports & ferry connections are marked. Also shown are internal administrative boundaries with names of communes & parishes. National parks & other protected areas are prominently highlighted & a very extensive range of symbols indicate various places of interest & tourist sights, including hotels, campsites & other accommodation, sport & recreational facilities, etc. Cultural & historical monuments are annotated with code numbers which can be used to listen to their descriptions using a special mobile phone service. The maps have both longitude/latitude & UTM grids & provide explanations on how to use them with GPS units. Also provided are street plans of 18 towns with, where appropriate, enlargements of the town centre, all annotated to show places of interest, hotels & restaurants, etc. The atlas also provides an overview map of the Baltic States & the surrounding regions showing road & rail access to the country, an administrative map of Estonia, plus a comprehensive distance table. The atlas comes with: An overview road map of Estonia at 1:700, 000 showing how the country is divided into individual atlas pages A 95-page booklet with an index of localities, plus lists of places of interest conveniently arranged by atlas pages & accompanied by their GPS waypoints. An English language, 19-page, A5 format guide ...

Estonia Road Atlas 2013-2014 at 1:150, 000 in an A4 spiral-bound format from the Tallinn based Regio, including numerous street plans, extensive tourist section with contact details for recommended accommodation, recreational facilities, etc, a gazetteer of places of interest with their GPS coordinates, & more. The main section of the atlas presents Estonia ...

South-east Estonia at 1:275, 000 on a map from Regio, with prominent highlighting of protected areas & places of interest including 15 recommended top sights, plus on the reverse city maps of Tartu, Viljandi, Valga, Võru & Otepää. Maps in this series present the road network on a clear base which highlights protected areas. Locations of petrol stations are shown but driving distances are not marked. A wide range of symbols indicates various places of interest including historical sites, interesting buildings or trees, beaches, scenic views, etc, with 15 recommended locations cross-referenced to the list of their names on the reverse. The maps have latitude & longitude lines at 20’ & 30’ respectively. On the reverse street plans, also annotated with sights & facilities, show principal traffic arteries & main streets in the region’s larger towns. Map legend

Includes:: English; the list of the 15 top sights gives their English names but the descriptions are in Estonian only. To see the list of titles in this series please click on the series list.

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South-west Estonia at 1:275, 000 on a map from Regio, with prominent highlighting of protected areas & places of interest including 15 recommended top sights, plus on the reverse city maps of Pärnu, Viljandi, & Valga, also a distance table for the whole country. Maps in this series present the road network on a clear base which highlights protected areas. Locations of petrol stations are shown but driving distances are not marked. A wide range of symbols indicates various places of interest including historical sites, interesting buildings or trees, beaches, scenic views, etc, with 15 recommended locations cross-referenced to the list of their names on the reverse. The maps have latitude & longitude lines at 20’ & 30’ respectively. On the reverse street plans, also annotated with sights & facilities, show principal traffic arteries & main streets in the region’s larger towns. Map legend

Includes:: English; the list of the 15 top sights gives their English names but the descriptions are in Estonian only. To see the list of titles in this series please click on the series list.

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Includes:: popular & compact guides for discovering the very best of country, regional & city

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