National Geographic Maps Alps
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Description
🗺️ Navigate the Alps like a true explorer—don’t just travel, conquer!
- PLAN LIKE A PRO - Ideal for meticulous trip planning, ensuring you never miss a hidden trail or landmark.
- EXPLORE WITH PRECISION - Pinpoint your Alpine adventures with unmatched topographic detail.
- JOIN THE EXPLORERS CLUB - With 4.5-star reviews and a strong travel atlas ranking, you’re in great company.
- TRAVEL LIGHT TRAVEL SMART - At just 96 grams, this map fits effortlessly in your backpack or glove compartment.
- TRUSTED EXPLORERS CHOICE - Backed by National Geographic’s legacy of cartographic excellence.
The National Geographic Maps Alps is a lightweight, highly detailed topographic map designed for precise navigation and trip planning in the Alpine region. Weighing only 96 grams, it combines National Geographic’s renowned cartographic quality with practical portability, making it a favorite among travel enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Specifications
| Best Sellers Rank | #207,707 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #408 in Travel Atlases & Maps #1,885 in Specialty Travel #18,922 in Crafts, Hobbies & Home |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 87 Reviews |
Reviews
K**C
Good map for planning
S**H
very good map
N**E
perfect for my needs
A**A
Poco dettagliata, inferiore ad altre di case editrici differenti.
Purtroppo la carta risulta poco dettagliata (rispetto ad altre di pari scala), mancano numerose strade secondarie e il nome di molti passi/colli alpini. Per una cartina della Alpi purtroppo questa è una grave carenza. La mappa inoltre risulta di non immediata lettura (scelta dei colori) e non sono segnalate (come per la maggior parte delle carte di altre case editrici) strade panoramiche o di interesse turistico. Eseguito il reso. Spedizione Amazon impeccabile come sempre.
M**L
Scale too small. No enlargment of the highest mountain of the Alps, Mont Blanc
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