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Our maps combine state-of-the-art, GPS-compatible cartography (including hypsometric tints and contour lines) with a detailed rendering of road networks and touristic information. They offer the best possible scale, level of detail and readability, be it a map of a small island or half a continent.

The maps feature a detachable paper sleeve so that the maps can be folded easily and fit in every pocket. Although printed on plastic, a special coating makes sure the maps retain a paper-like feel and can even be written on with a pencil.

• Publisert: 2020
• Innbinding: Falset
• Materiale: Plastpapir
• Målestokk: 1:250 000

2nd edition Indexed, double-sided map of the Caucasus region from ITMB with small plans of Yerevan, Baku and Tbilisi, printed on durable waterproof paper. Relief is depicted by altitude tinting, with spot heights for selected peaks. Swamp areas, national parks and reserves are marked, and bathymetric tinting is applied to the sea areas. Georgia scale is 1:430.000 and Azerbaijan/Georgia in 1:650.000.

• Publisert: 2020
• Innbinding: Falset
• Materiale: Papir
• Målestokk: 1:430 000, 1:650 000

Gizi Map er en serie presise kart med detaljer og opplysninger over både populære og mindre populære reisemål. Dekker ofte områder der få andre kartprodusenter dekker.

• Publisert: 2023
• Innbinding: Falset
• Materiale: Papir
• Målestokk: 1:1 000 000

The Caucasus at 1:650,000 on a double-sided, indexed, waterproof and tear-resistant road map from Reise-Know-How with topographic and tourist information, plus very clear presentation of the region’s international and internal administrative boundaries and border crossing restrictions. Tbilisi and Yerevan are included on both sides of the map.

Abkhazia and South Ossetia are shown as part of Georgia but with no road access from the rest of the country. Also clearly marked are the two Azeri enclaves in northern Armenia, plus the Armenian enclave in Azerbaijan, as well as the 1994 ceasefire line around Nagorno-Karabakh where alternative Armenian place names are indicated. Coverage in Russia includes the whole of Chechnya and Ingushetia, plus much of Dagestan. Within Georgia, Armenia and Russia names of main cities are also shown in each country’s alphabet.

Road and rail networks are easy to see on a clear base which shows the area’s topography by altitude colouring with contours, spot heights, mountain passes and names of mountain ranges. The map covers the whole of the Caucasus Mountains, highlighting numerous national parks and protected areas both in Russia and on the southern side. Road network includes local unsurfaced roads and seasonal tracks. A wide range of symbols highlights various places of interest, including UNESCO heritage sites, archaeological remains, selected hotels and campsites, beaches, caves and hot springs, etc. The map has a latitude and longitude grid at intervals of 1° and an index of place names with a separate list of national parks and reserves. Map legend includes English.

• Publisert: 2019
• Innbinding: Falset
• Materiale: Plastpapir
• Målestokk: 1:650 000

The Caucasus countries, Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan, on an indexed road map from Freytag and Berndt, with coverage of the adjoining Russian republics of Chechnya, Northern Ossetia, Kabardino-Balkaria and Karachaevo-circassia.

International borders and internal administrative boundaries are clearly shown, indicating Southern Ossetia and Abkhazia in Georgia, as well Nagorno-Karabakh and the Azerbaijani enclave within Armenia. Names of larger towns in Georgia, Armenia and Russia are also given in each country’s alphabet.

Topography is shown by relief shading and numerous spot heights, plus names of many chains within the Caucasus Mountains. Road network shows border crossings and driving distances on primary routes, and includes many secondary local roads and tracks. Railway lines and local airports are also shown.

Symbols mark main places of interest including World Heritage sites, and national parks or nature reserves are highlighted. The map has latitude and longitude lines at intervals of 1º. The index is in a separate booklet attached to the map cover.

• Publisert: 2022
• Innbinding: Falset
• Materiale: Papir
• Målestokk: 1:700 000

ITM har kart over hele verden og de spesialiserer seg på land litt utenfor allfarvei. Beliggenheten til landets nasjonalparker, historiske monumenter, de viktigste veiene o.L. Finner du inkludert i kartene. Samtlige landkart har ofte et bykart over hovedstaden.

Fra ITM: Armenia and Azerbaijan at 1:430,000 on a double-sided, indexed map from ITMB, with each country accompanied by a street plan of its capital. Diverse ethnography of the region is indicated on an inset.

On one side is Armenia with most of Nagorno-Karabakh, plus the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic of Azerbaijan and much of Georgia including Tbilisi. The reverse, with a small overlap, is the remainder of Azerbaijan. Topography of the region is shown by altitude colouring in feet, with heights of peaks given in metres (and not in feet as indicated in the map legend). Mountain passes are annotated with months when passable. Swamp areas are marked and national parks or protected areas highlighted. The map shows the region’s road and rail networks, including selected seasonal tracks, and indicates local airports. Symbols highlight various places of interest: historical sites, beaches, winter sport areas, etc. All place names are in the Latin alphabet only. Latitude and longitude lines are drawn at 1° intervals. Each country has a separate index. Street plans of central Yerevan and Baku name main streets and highlight various places of interest including selected foreign embassies. Also provided is an inset showing the distribution of various ethnographic groups.

IMPORTANT - PLEASE NOTE: international and provincial boundaries are not marked precisely enough to give a clear picture of the current political situation in the region, including enclaves and border crossings.

Publisert år: 2016
Innbinding: falset
Material: Papir
Målestokk: 1:430,000

Two of the most interesting countries to emerge from the collapse of the dreaded Soviet Union were Georgia and Armenia. Both are still fragile economies tied closely to modern-day Russia, but are both very proud independent countries. Georgia occupies one side of the map sheet, with a detailed inset map of Tbilisi, the capital. The country shares a long border with Russia and borders on Turkey to the south. Batum (Batu) is the main port, with ferry services across the Black Sea to Trabzon, Istanbul, and Novorossijsk. For visitors, the main attraction must be the country’s many picturesque churches, but fortresses would enjoy second place. We have tried to mark roads by quality as well as importance.

The other side of the map sheet concentrates on Armenia and its capital of Yerevan This country is the location of Mount Aragat, an extinct volcano that is the highest point of land in Transcaucasia. Armenia is an ancient Christian country and its monasteries are well-worth visiting. The one in Geghard dates from 1215 and is a World Heritage site. Lake Sevan is the largest body of water in the Caucasus region. The country borders Georgia, Turkey, and Azerbaijan and small parts of those countries show on the map.

• Publisert: 2018
• Innbinding: Falset
• Materiale: Papir
• Målestokk: 1:430 000