The British Isles by Train and Ferry and Road map of England and Wales in the Late Middle Ages c.1450 – 1500 (folded maps)

Description

Buy together and get a great deal on these two maps, for a limited time only.

The British Isles by Train and Ferry. Plan your journey and explore the British Isles by train and ferry. This attractive, detailed folded map shows how the rail network, along with ferries to the more isolated areas, allows you to travel to places right across the British Isles and take in the beautiful scenery. The British Isles by train and ferry map clearly shows National Parks, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, forest and woodland areas and the Heritage Coast in England and Wales, much of which is accessible by train and ferry. The  railway network shown includes seasonal and heritage railways. There is also a more detailed map of the London National Park City, the world’s first National Park City.

The British Isles by Train and Ferry map is designed to be fully inclusive and accessible for everyone, including those with colour vision deficiency (CVD).

Map includes:

Passenger rail network with the majority of stations.
Seasonal and heritage railways
Ferry routes
National Parks
Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Main forest and woodland areas
Heritage coast in England and Wales

Scale: 1; 1,250,000.     Folded size: 110mm x 250mm       Sheet size 745mm x  1210mm

ISBN: 978 0957447 226

Road map of England and Wales in the Late Middle Ages c.1450 – 1500. A double sided folded map. Includes an informative road map of England and Wales in the Late Middle Ages in an attractive design inspired by the Gough map. The main map shows the main roads used to travel in England and Wales c.1450 – 1500 with easy to read, clear symbology. A must for lovers of medieval history and historians. Explore the Middle Ages in your home or office and plan your next journey and visit locations.

Map includes:

* Major Highways
* Bridges
* Towns
* Castles
* Great Houses
* Monasteries
* Cathedrals
* Inns
* Battlefields

Scale 1: 800,000

The reverse side is a mix of meticulously researched information, photographs and pictures of a selection of locations and an enlarged map of the Yorkshire area.

Would be perfect for any enthusiast, be it at home, in the classroom or office.

Developed by the Publisher Historic Ways (Author – David Harrison), this has been a lifetimes work.

Flat sheet size 750mm x  890mm. Folded map size (not cover size) 125mm x 222.5mm