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RRP £200.00 inc 17.50% VAT
Price £175.00
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Maps contained: Digital Ordnance Survey 1:50,000 Landranger
Format: SD Card only
The whole of Great Britain, covering all of England, Wales and Scotland is now available on 2 map cards.
Our which resolution link is our helpful guide on which map resolution is right for you. |
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About Maps
To gain the most from the great outdoors, make sure you get the right map for your activity.
Walking / Hiking: - 1:25,000 scale Explorer map. Especially when hiking it is important to know the terrain you are entering, a 1:25,000 scale allows you to plan your route as safely and accurately as possible.
Mountain Biking: - 1:25,000 scale Explorer map. Although a 1:50,000 should be accurate enough. If you are planning to go on particularly rough and potentially dangerous terrain, we would recommend you use the 1:25,000 for optimum safety and accuracy.
Family Cycle Riding: - 1:50,000 scale Landranger map would be sufficiently detailed for a family bike ride as it shows all the roads, country lanes and byways that are ideal for family days out.
Maps explained
1:50k scale Landranger Map
These maps are designed for people who do not need such specific detail, and who are comfortable with contours at 10m intervals, and do not need to see field boundaries or specific detail on building layouts. Typical users might be cyclists, horse riders, or those simply planning a general path.
Click to download an explanation of the map symbols on 1:50k maps (pdf)
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