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International Travel Maps, Belarus road map
Detailed road and reference map printed on two sides uses shaded relief to show the form of the land, and color tints to show major elevation levels. On one side is the western part of the region, the eastern on the reverse. Distinguishes highways, improved paved roads, paved roads, and unpaved roads. Point-to-point distances on the more important roads are indicated in kilometers. Also shows railways, river ports, airports, parks and reserves, churches, castles, palaces, and other places of interest.The names of the many hundreds of cities, towns, and villages shown are provided in Romanized transliterations; the Cyrillic alphabet is also used for the names of major cities. The names are indexed.
A large inset shows the major streets of central Minsk. This inset map also shows the information center, museums, theatres, cinemas, churches, cafes/restaurants, hotels, embassies, shopping cetres, post offices, train stations, and more.
Scale, 1:600,000 (1 inch = about 9.5 miles). Size: about 26 x 39 inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by International Travel Maps, 2005. New.
Item #ITM-BELARUS. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $9.95. Your price: $9.00
Cartographia Ukraine; Belorussia; Moldova road map
Detailed road and travel map printed on two sides, with the map on one side and the index on reverse. The map not only covers the three title nations (Ukraine, Belorussia, and Moldova) but also all of Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia, eastern Poland, and Russia from Moskva (Moscow) west and from Santk Peterburg (St. Petersburg) south. The hills of the region are indicated with shaded relief.Cities and towns of all sizes are shown; those which are in the Ukraine, Belorussia and Russia are labeled in both Roman and Cyrillic letters (the names in Roman letters are transliterations from the Russian or Ukrainian and are not necessarily the form one sees on English-language atlases). Major and minor roads are clearly distinguished, with distances between points indicated in kilometers. The map also shows railroads, campgrounds, castles, churches, caves, and more. Symbols are explained in Hungarian, English, German, French, Ukrainian, Belorussian, Russian, and Romanian. Along with the index, the reverse side includes a table of distances that helps you calculate the distance in kilometers between 26 cities of the region.
Scale, 1:2,000,000 (1 inch = about 31.6 miles). Size: about 26 x 35 inches. Folded. Glossy paper.
Published by Cartographia, Hungary, 2007. New.
Item #CART-UA/BY/MD. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher’s price: $8.00. Your price: $7.20 (Out of stock)
Shell EuroKarte, GUS 2/3: Ukraine Nord/Mitte; Weissrussland; Russland(CIS 2/3: Northern and Middle Ukraine; Belorussia; Russia)
First, what is "GUS"? These are the initials on this German-made map for "Gemeinschaft Unabhängiger Staaten" which is the entity readers may know better by the English name "Commonwealth of Independent States"—the loose federation that followed the breakup of the Soviet Union, consisting of most of the latter's former "Socialist Republics."This excellent map, printed on two sides, covers the southern two-thirds of Belorussia, the northern three-fourths of Ukraine, and a portion of western Russia. Specifically, it covers the regions including the cities of Minsk, Tula, Tambov, Kursk, Brest, Kiev (spelled Kyjiv on the map); plus also Warsaw in Poland is included on the western edge. The western part of the region is shown on one side, the eastern part on the reverse. The maps show what must be thousands of cities, towns, and villages. Names are in Roman type, but in German transliteration, which is often different than the spellings customarily used in maps in English. The names of larger cities are also given in Cyrillic, a useful feature, even if you don't read Cyrillic, since this is how the city names will be indicated on road signs.
Detailed are roads of all sizes, clearly distinguished. Point-to-point distances along major and secondary highways are provided in kilometers. Also shows railways, car ferries, canals, scenic routes, tourist routes, tunnels, and more. Other features included are national and nature parks, panoramic views, roadside restaurants and hotels, road-side restaurants, filling stations, churches and monasteries or their ruins, monuments, caves, camp sites, youth hostels, motels, airports, and other specific features.
An inset shows street details of central Kiev. Another inset is a schematic map of most of eastern Europe showing distances in kilometers between major cities. The legend explains the symbols in German, English, French, Italian, Polish, Czech, Russian, and Dutch.
Scale, 1:750,000 (1 inch = about 11.8 miles). Size: about 42 x 38 inches. Folded. Glossy paper with card cover.
Published by Marco Polo (Mairs Geographischer Verlag / Falk Verlag), Germany, undated. New.
Item #MP-GUS-2/3. Shipping weight: 0.5 lb. Suggested retail price: $11.95. Your price: $10.75
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