Morocco at 1:1, 000, 000 on a road map from Michelin, with enlargements showing in greater detail four of the country’s most visited areas, including the High Atlas around Marrakesh & Jbel Toubkal, plus an additional map of the whole country with Western Sahara. Current edition of this title was published in January 2015. Morocco itself is covered at 1:1, 000, 000 with detailed classification of the road network characteristic of Michelin’s road maps: width, surface, usability in bad weather, difficult or dangerous sections, gradients, seasonal closures due to snow, entry restrictions, load & height limits, etc. The map also indicates locations with fuel supplies & vehicle repair facilities. Scenic routes & viewpoints are prominently highlighted. Railway lines are included & ferry connections with Spain & Gibraltar are marked. Towns or villages & other sights worth visiting are highlighted. The map also indicates which locations have tourist accommodation. Symbols mark locations of other places of interest including historical, cultural & religious sites, industrial location such as mineral mines or the oil/gas pipelines, etc. Topography is very effectively presented by relief shading with plenty of names of mountain ranges, peaks, etc. Surprisingly, the map has no geographical coordinates & is not indexed. Map legend
Includes:: English. Enlargements at 1:600, 000 show in greater detail the High Atlas between Marrakesh & Ouarzazate, the Middle Atlas range, the coastal area between Rabat & Casablanca, plus The Rif mountains with Fès & Meknès. Another large inset covers Morocco with Western Sahara at 1:4, 000, 000 with less detailed presentation of the road network. Also provided is a glossary of Berber terns used on the map, plus climate information for selected locations.