Outdoor leisure maps, [Index]

Ordnance Survey outdoor leisure maps

Southampton, Ordnance Survey, c1972-[1997]

Index Maps

Scale 1:25,000.

Map

6 maps

col., both sides

115 x 123 cm. or smaller.

Earth Sciences & Map Library

Relief shown by contours, hachures, spot heights, and land form drawings.
"Outdoor Leisure Maps (Yellow map cover) cover Britain's National Parks and large Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (Forest Parks and National Scenic Areas in Scotland). Packed with detail they are invaluable to the tourist and holiday-maker as well as the serious walker or climber. A wealth of tourist information is also given including youth hostels, camping and caravan sites, picnic areas, footpaths, viewpoints and car parks. Outdoor Leisure Maps cover an area up to 1200 sq km ..."--P. [2] of cover.
Some sheets printed on both sides.
Some sheets fold. in cover.
"National grid."
Part of legend in English, French, and German on some sheets.
Areal coverage complete in 44 numbered sheets as of 1997.
Some sheets include inset.

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