Institut Geographique National (IGN) Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg - IGN Road and tourist map BEN01

The Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg Road and tourist Map published by IGN About the map Series IGN's Europe Road series shows road detail with principal and secondary roads clearly marked out and many minor roads also shown. Intermediate distances are shown for most roads, making these map great for route planning. Topography is shown with relief shading and colouring indicates vegetation. Places of interest or significance are indicated on the map including railways, airports, national parks and various tourist sights. The locations of tolls, petrol stations and roadside restaurants are given and administrative boundaries, restricted areas and especially scenic routes are also marked out.  The maps also include insets showing enlargements of town centres of key cities. These insets name all the roads and show one way streets, railway stations and loads of important or useful buildings.  Map legend includes English

Institut Geographique National (IGN) Great War 1914-1918 Laminated Wall map

To mark the centenary of the First World War and produced by IGN in partnership with the Centenary Mission, the regional and departmental tourism committees of the regions and departments covering the front zone, this map covers the entire front from Switzerland to the North Sea on a scale of 1: 410,000 (1 cm = 4.1 km). The front lines, battle sites, memorials, military cemeteries, old defensive works, museums are all clearly indicated. The legend is in French, English and German.

Institut Geographique National (IGN) Netherlands / Belgium / Luxemburg - IGN Road and tourist map 86101

IGN map sheet 86101 - Netherlands / Belgium / Luxemburg Road and tourist mapAbout the map SeriesThe IGN series 'Discovery of the countries of the World' offers an extensive assortment of 73 different maps, which contain various tourist and traffic information, essential while traveling abroad.The series offers 25 destinations in Africa, 12 in Asia, 11 in America from north to south and there are 30 European destinations.