ITM finds the UK to be a never-ending source of maps needing to be prepared, such as this one of Cardiff and Wales. Cardiff is the capital of Wales, and is also an international access point to the UK; a map seems desirable. The city is based at the mouth of the River Taff, with most touristic points being concentrated in the harbour area, the city centre, and a concentration of eateries along Albany Road. Cardiff is shaped by two parallel motorways; the A4232 close to the waterfront, and the A48 near the northern extremities. Both are included in our map, which also shows historic sites, hotels, and tourist amenities.
The reverse side shows all of Wales as an entity, showing roads, rail lines, ferry crossing points, and access routes to England. It also shows historic sites, tourist attractions, parks, airports, ferry terminals, and all the towns and villages. By the nature of the shape of Wales, adjacent portions of England also are included – Liverpool, Shrewsbury, Ludlow, and Hereford.