Africa’s Highest Peaks Trekking Map: Kilimanjaro, Mt. Kenya, Rwenzori; laminated, GPS-compatible
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Africa’s Highest Peaks Trekking Map: Kilimanjaro, Mt. Kenya, Rwenzori; laminated, GPS-compatible
Double-sided, laminated, waterproof and tear-resistant map includes three of Africa's most popular peaks for trekking: Mount Kilimanjaro, Mount Kenya and the Rwenzori Mountains. It covers areas in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. The map is exceptionally durable even in the harshest mountain weather. Map legend is in six languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian and Polish. GPS compatible (WGS84 geographic coordinates). Sheet size 101 x 49 cm / 39.5" x 19.5".
The map consists of panels presenting the areas of: Kilimanjaro National Park and Arusha National Park (1:150,000) --- Area around the Kibo summit of Mount Kilimanjaro (1:50,000) --- Volcanic massif of Mount Kenya (1:175,000) --- Top of Mount Kenya - Batian & Nelion (1:50,000) --- Rwenzori Mountains National Park (1:100,000) --- The highest peaks of the Rwenzori Mountains - Margherita & Alexandra (1:50,000).
Shaded relief represents the area's three-dimensional topography, symbols provide additional topographic information (roads, hydrographic features, farmlands, forests, glaciers etc. Included are trekking routes, tourist infrastructure, natural attractions and other points of tourist interest.
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