Bangkok
Anybody can make history, only a great map can explain it
Bangkok lies on the banks of Chao Phraya River only a few miles N from the Gulf of Thailand. Until the early twentieth century, it had myriads of canals (khlongs) drawn in the wetlands of the Chao Phraya...
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Chicago
Don’t be discontented, the first step to joy is to use a map
Chicago was founded in 1830, the tribes had called the area “Checagou“, which translates to “wild onion“ or “garlic“. It lies in the Midwest, located at the SW tip of Lake Michigan, on the Chicago Portage,...
Costa Rica
You can be happy with any map, as long as it does the job
Costa Rica at 1:400,000 on a large, indexed map from Freytag & Berndt, proving a useful alternative to other maps by presenting the whole country on one side at a good scale. Relief is shown by attractive...
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Crete
Away from home and needing advice, you need this map
Crete on a light, waterproof and tear-resistant, double-sided map from Berndtson, highlighting the island’s 15 top sights, with an enlargement for the Gorge of Samaria, street plans of central Iraklion...
Cyprus
Turn your dreams in to reality with this map
Two mountain ranges cross Cyprus from west to east, the Tróodos Massif covers most of southwest Cyprus and the Pentadaktylos Range the north. Between both the fertile Mesaoría plain spreads out with Lefkosía...
Dublin
Dublin lies at the mouth of the River Liffey, in the center of Ireland’s east coast. The center of the city developed around the crossing of the main axis O’Connell Street - Grafton Street and the River...
Egypt
Since ages, humans settled in the lush valley of the Nile River, the longest river in the world. Except here and some coastal areas of the Mediterranean and the Red Sea, most of Egypt is desert with majestic...
Gran Canaria
A map’s neither moral nor a hypocrite but plain common sense
Gran Canaria is almost circular with a diameter of around 48 km/ 30 mi. Because of its geographic and climatic diversity, it is called "mini Continent", the highest elevation is Pico de las Nieves (1,949...
Hawaii Island
A map that does not make you think, is worthless
Like a string of pearls, the Hawaiian Islands chain stretches over 1,500mi/2400km in the cen-ter of the Pacific Ocean. With about 3000km/1864m to the next con-tinent, it‘s the most isolated archi- pelago...
