The Caribbean, Central & South America Maps

Waterproof and tear-resistant map dividing the country north/south, with a generous overlap and a separate index of place names for each side. Topography is shown by elevation colouring, plus numerous spot heights and symbols showing active volcanoes. Swamps, mangroves and areas liable to seasonal inundation are marked. 

The map shows the country’s railways, local airports, and the road network, including rural roads and tracks, and indicating toll roads, intermediate driving distances, and locations of selected petrol stations. Provincial boundaries are marked, as well as time zones. Symbols highlight archaeological sites, beaches and other places of interest.

Indexed reference map showing general relief, with Bogota street plan. Road detail distinguishes paved, unpaved and seasonal roads, and main railways are included. District boundaries and names are shown, national parks are marked and symbols denote airports, airfields, mining areas, archaeological sites and sites of interest. Latitude and longitude lines are drawn at 30’ intervals. 

A simple plan shows central Bogota, showing features such as markets, banks, hotels, churches and museums. Relief is portrayed by the publisher’s characteristic altitude tinting, but there are no peak elevations or spot heights marked.

Indexed, double-sided map, printed on waterproof and tear-resistant paper, with street plans of Guatemala City and Antigua, plus an enlargement of the environs of the capital. The country is divided north/south with a generous overlap between the two sides. Elevation colouring with spot heights indicates the topography, with sand and swamp areas, as well as active volcanoes also marked. Road network includes seasonal tracks, and indicates intermediate distances on major and some minor roads plus locations of selected petrol stations. Railways, local airports and landing strips, ferry routes on Lake Izabal, plus the country’s local administrative boundaries with names of the provinces are also shown. 

National parks and biosphere reserves are clearly highlighted, with symbols showing archaeological sites, waterfalls, caves, mines, wells, etc. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at 30’ intervals. The map has an extensive index of place names, with each side indexed separately. Insets show street plans of Guatemala City and Antigua, highlighting selected accommodation, shopping centres, bus terminals, places of interest, etc. Also included is an enlargement of the environs of the capital.

Clear, uncomplicated road map, with a street plan of St. John’s and an enlargement of the English Harbour area. Elevation tinting and spot heights (both in feet) indicate the topography of the island. Road network includes unpaved roads and local footpaths are also shown. Coral reefs, beaches, golf courses, selected accommodation, places of interest, etc. are indicated.

Four insets show a street map of St John’s, an enlargement of the English Harbour area, a map of Barbuda at approx. 1:300,000, and a small simplified map of the whole of eastern Caribbean.

Double-sided reference map of Peru with relief portrayed by elevation tinting and an inset showing a clear and detailed street plan of Lima at 1:13,500. 

Road details include six different kind of roads and tracks, also showing intermediate driving distances. Railways, airports, airfields, departmental boundaries and national parks/reserves are also clearly marked, alongside mining sites and hydrographic details such as swamps, lagoons, creeks and glaciers. Other symbols locate tourist information such as points of interest and archeological sites, Indian Reserves and sanctuaries.

Double-sided, indexed map with a street plan of Belize City. The map divides Belize north-south, with a generous overlap between the two sides. 

Topography is shown by altitude colouring, contours at 100m intervals and spot heights for selected peaks and hills, plus mangrove and swamp areas. The country’s local administrative divisions are shown with names of the provinces. Road network includes unsurfaced tracks and seasonal roads, with intermediate distances on main and secondary routes and locations of petrol stations. Protected nature reserves are clearly marked and a range of symbols highlight local aerodromes and landing strips, selected accommodation including campsites, archaeological sites and other places of interest, etc. 

In the coastal waters coral reefs are marked, with marine nature reserves and diving and snorkeling sites highlighted. Latitude and longitude lines are at 15' intervals. The map is indexed and also includes a small street plan of Belize City, with an overprint showing selected accommodation, bus terminals, main places of interest, etc.