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Europe may be small in comparison to Canada, but it is densely populated and difficult to map as a continent while providing detail. Eastern Europe used to be defined as everything behind the Iron Curtain during the Cold War, but now it encompasses everything east of Germany and Switzerland, which means that this map covers Italy, Greece and the Balkan countries, the Central European countries of Romania and Hungary and most of Ukraine, Poland and the three Baltic states, and western Russia as far east as Volgograd, as well as much of Turkey. It is a combined road and rail map, showing motorways and major highways, fast-train routes in red and regular services in black. It also shows major cruise line routes, although many have been suspended due to Covid and political situations in Russia and Turkey.

Essentially, this is a map covering a very large area, as are our maps of Western and Central Europe, and our earlier map of Scandinavia. We have tried to make it politically correct, which is difficult considering the Russian occupation of Crimea and the Donetsk region of Ukraine and the on-going controversy over the ‘proper’ name for Macedonia, so we apologize for any errors. For simplicity’s sake, we have named most place names in English, so Roma is Rome and Moscva is Moscow etc. Fortunately, most English place names are the same in the local languages. However, being ITMB, Naples is Napoli, and Florence is Firenze, so don’t be too critical of us; we’re trying to reconcile differing perspectives.

• Publisert: 2021
• Innbinding: Falset
• Materiale: Papir
• Målestokk: 1:2 600 000

The Balkans and South-Eastern Europe on a road map from Freytag and Berndt, covering a large chunk of the Continent from southern Poland and Kiev to the Mediterranean, and from Naples to Ankara. The map shows the area’s road network, indicating diving distances on principal routes and main border crossings. Railways and ferry routes are marked. In most countries internal administrative boundaries are also shown.

In Greece, Bulgaria and Ukraine (but not Serbia) names of main cities are shown both in Latin alphabet and in Greek or Cyrillic. The map has a latitude and longitude grid at intervals of 1º. Multilingual map legend includes English.

A booklet attached to the map cover contains an index, arranged by country, plus street plan of central Athens, Belgrade, Bratislava, Budapest, Bucharest, Chisinau, Istanbul, Kiev, Ljubljana, Podgorica, Prague, Pristina, Sarajevo, Skopje, Tirana, Vienna and Zagreb.

• Publisert: 2024
• Innbinding: Falset
• Materiale: Papir
• Målestokk: 1:2 000 000

Marco polo er svært detajerte kart som er praktiske og enkle i bruk. 7 klistremerker for å markere spesifikke steder gjør det enda enklere å planlegge reisen. Alle kartene inneholder en omfattende index for enkelt å finne frem.

Fully updated for 2022...and now with ZOOM system for even better orientation! Marco Polo maps feature completely up-to-date, digitally generated mapping. The high quality cartography with distance indicators and scale converters aid route planning.

Publisert: 2022
Innbinding: falset
Material: papir
Målestokk: 1:2000000

Indexed, light, waterproof and tear-resistant road map of Ukraine with topographic and tourist information, published by Reise Know-How as part of their highly acclaimed World Mapping Project. The map is double-sided to provide the best balance between a good scale and a convenient size sheet.

Road and rail networks are easy to see on a clear base which presents topography by altitude colouring with contours, spot heights, mountain passes and names of mountain ranges. Swamps and salt marshes are also marked. Road network includes local roads, shows driving distances on main and secondary routes and indicates locations of petrol stations and border crossinngs.

National parks and protected areas are marked and symbols highlight various places of interest. Also indicated is the boundary of the danger zone around Chernobyl. Names of towns and villages are in Roman and Cyrillic alphabets, both on the map and in the extensive index; names of geographical features and protected areas are shown only transliterated. Coverage includes all but a small corner of Moldova. The map has a latitude and longitude grid at intervals of 1º. Map legend includes English.

• Publisert: 2019
• Innbinding: Falset
• Materiale: Plastpapir
• Målestokk: 1:1 100 000

Ukraine is the largest country in Europe. Russia doesn’t count because it is mostly in Asia and is generally disliked by everyone. At the moment, Ukraine is holding its own against a concerted attack by Russia to decimate it and make it part of Putin’s Russia. Under normal circumstances, no one should be publishing a map of Ukraine in the middle of a devastating war, but surprisingly, it is one of our best-selling maps for Europe and has gone through three editions over the last three years. The reason is not tourism per se, but information, which is needed by policy makers, aid groups, and armchair followers of developing events. It is also interesting to see an evolving pattern of place name changes as Ukraine gets rid of Russian-imposed names. Bakhmut, location of a famous battle a year ago, is a case in point.

All maps, until now, show the old Russian name; only ITMB’s map shows the new Ukrainian name. With each new edition, we find more names that have changed. So, this map is not important for showing road conditions or power lines because such matters are in the hands of the gods of war. This map is essential for everyone because we are all affected by what happens in Ukraine. ITMB is fortunate in having a cartographer whose passion is Ukraine and is always coming up with yet another place that has changed its name, but nobody noticed. We show the country as it should be, with eastern regions and Crimea being a legitimate part of the country.

• Publisert: 2024
• Innbinding: Falset
• Materiale:  Vanntett papir
• Målestokk: 1:1 000 000

Ukraine and Moldova with eastern Romania, on a large, indexed road map with street plans of central Kiev and Chisinau. Place names are in Roman alphabet, with main towns also given in Cyrillic.

Road network includes local roads and cart tracks and shows driving distances on main routes and locations of border crossings. Railways and local airports are shown, as well as internal administrative boundaries with names of the provinces. National parks or protected areas are marked and main places of interest highlighted. Topographic information is limited to names of main mountain and hill ranges and selected spot heights.

The map has latitude and longitude lines at intervals of 1º. Multilingual map legend includes English. Index of localities is in a separate booklet attached to the map cover and lists locations in each country separately, including places in the adjoining areas of neighbouring countries. The booklet also includes plans of central Kiev and Chishinau.

• Publisert: 2024
• Innbinding: Falset
• Materiale: Papir
• Målestokk: 1:1 000 000