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This road atlas of Britain has been fully revised and updated for 1995. The road maps, mostly at 3.2 miles to 1 inch, have been computer-generated and feature a road classification system showing clear distinction between trunk roads, primary routes and "A" roads (non-primary). In addition, the maps include many minor roads, main roads with passing places, railway lines, and tourist information. 21 pages of detailed urban area maps of the major population centres at one inch to one mile offer easy-to-follow mapping of routes through, within and around these traffic-congested areas. In addition, 58 city and town centre plans contain all the necessary information for town centre driving. An eight-page section of London maps and plans covers the M25 and Greater and Central London. The whole atlas is colour-coded for easy reference enabling each section to be readily identified, and the spiral binding allows the atlas to be opened flat or folded over for extra convenience.
This atlas provides a comprehensive, computer-generated navigational framework for the British road network as it existed in 1995. Donald Ralston compiles detailed cartographic data to assist motorists in navigating trunk roads, primary routes, and urban centers. The work serves as a practical tool for route planning and real-time navigation, emphasizing clarity and accessibility for drivers of the mid-1990s.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a highly functional, period-specific reference tool designed for practical utility in pre-digital navigation. The inclusion of specific urban plans and color-coded sections suggests a focus on ease of use for the contemporary driver of the mid-nineties.
Page Count:
144
Publication Date:
1994-09-01
Publisher:
HarperCollins Publishers
ISBN-10:
0004481089
ISBN-13:
9780004481081
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