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Russia on a double-sided map from Jana Seta combining coverage of the whole country at 1:8,000,000 with more detailed mapping at 1:2,000,000 of its western part. Extensive index is in a separate booklet attached on the map cover.

St Petersburg on an indexed street plan from Jana Seta combining coverage of the city with outer suburbs including access to the Pulkovo Airport with a more detailed, very clear map of the city centre prominently highlighting its main sights, metro stations, selected hotels, etc, plus a diagram of the metro network. Names of main streets and buildings plus metro stations are in both Latin and Cyrillic alpha...

Lithuania and the Kaliningrad Oblast of Russia at 1:500,000 on an indexed road from the Riga based Jana Seta, with transit maps of Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipeda, Panevezys, Siauliai and Kaliningrad, plus a distance table.

Large street plan of Moscow extending beyond its outer ring-road, with dual script place-names and house numbers, an enlargement for the city centre and a booklet with a street index and lists hotels, places of interest, etc.

Central Riga on a tourist street plan combining coverage of the city’s inner districts with a large, clear plan of its historic heart, a diagram of public transport lines across the city and its suburbs, plus contact details for its museums, etc.

Russia and neighbouring countries wallmap from Jana Seta covering the whole country at 1:8,000,000 with a colourful panel of flags of Russia administrative units, Moscow and St. Petersburg, plus the ex-Soviet Union countries.

Different types of roads are clearly marked and named. Petrol stations, hotels and campsites, airports, sea ports and checkpoints. Railways are shown. International borders and internal administrative boundaries are marked. Driving distances are marked on main roads.

Riga and Jurmala on waterproof and tear-resistant street plan from Jana Seta, including on the reverse side a large street plan at 1:7,000 of Riga’s central districts highlighting 25 of the city’s principal tourist sites.

Produced by Latvia-based publisher Jana Seta, the Latvia Travel Guide is a comprehensive survey of the main attractions, sites and places of interest in the country. The guide is divided into three main sections.

Lithuania at 1:500,000 on an indexed road from the Riga based Jana Seta. Coverage includes most the Kaliningrad Oblast of Russia, extending west to Kaliningrad, plus the north-eastern part of the Mazury Lake District of Poland, extending south to Mragowo, Elk and Augustów.

Central Vilnius at 1:10,000 on a pocket-size, indexed street plan from the Riga-based publishers Jana Seta with brief descriptions of the city’s main sights, plus on the reverse a map of the capital with its outer districts at 1:50,000. The town centre street plan has streets annotated with selected house numbers for easier identification of addresses. Important buildings are highlighted and symbols indicat...

Latvia Road Atlas from the Riga based Jana Seta, in a glovebox paperback format with 17 street plans. The main section covers the whole of Latvia at 1:200,000, showing detailed classification of road network with petrol stations, and railway lines with stops. Boundaries of national parks and other protected areas are marked and a range of symbols indicate tourist accommodations, campsites, various places of...

Tallinn on a waterproof and tear-resistant indexed street plan from Jana Seta, including on the reverse side an enlargement of the city’s Old Town, a diagram of the public transport lines, plus descriptions of main places of interest.

Kaunas on waterproof and tear-resistant street plan from Jana Seta, combining a plan of the city at 1:25,000 with a more detailed enlargement of its centre at 1:10,000, plus a large, clear diagram of the trolleybus network.

Vilnius on a waterproof and tear-resistant, indexed street plan from the Riga-based publishers Jana Seta, including on the reverse side an enlargement of the city centre and a diagram of the public transport lines.

Latvia at 1:700,000 on awaterproof and tear-resistant, indexed road map from the Riga-based publishers Jana Seta, with a plan of transit routes across Riga plus a distance table.

Double-sided, political road map encomapssing a large area. One side depicts Eastern Europe from the Crimea to Karelia, and from Gdansk in Poland to Nisjnij Novgorod in Russia. South-west Finland is excluded, but there is an inset at 1:3,000,000 showing the Kola Peninsula region.