Camino de Santiago from the Pyrenees to Santiago de Compostela on double-sided topographic maps at 1:50, 000 from the Spanish civilian survey organization, overprinted with the route & sights, plus information of accommodation & other facilities, route profiles, etc. Each 1:50, 000 map is double-sided & has four 57 x 35cm panels with full topographic mapping of the area through which the route passes. Contours are at 50m intervals, with additional shading & colouring/graphics to show several different types of land cover (forests, meadows, olive groves, vineyards, etc.) An overprint highlights the route & its variants. Although the maps, given their scale, are primarily designed for walkers, where appropriate alternatives for cyclists are also marked. Icons indicate various related historical monuments. The maps have a 1km UTM grid, plus margin ticks for latitude & longitude. Each title also has route profiles for the sections covered by it, plus panels presenting the route annotated with various facilities available in local towns & villages: accommodation, restaurants, food shops, access to trains or busses, bicycle repair shops, etc. The last map (No. 31/31) has just two panels with 1:50, 000 maps but provides on the reverse an aerial view of Santiago de Compostela showing the route from the city’s outskirts to the centre, plus a detailed street plan of the centre at 1:3, 500 approx. highlighting its famous buildings & recommending four sightseeing routes. Completing the series is a double-sided, somewhat basic map of northern Spain at 1:500, 000 showing the network of main roads plus railways. The overprint highlights only the main route, as presented on the 1:50, 000 maps
- the coastal variant is not covered. Topography is indicated by relief shading with names of main mountain ranges.