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Tokyo with Yokohama on a map from Thai publishers Thinknet presenting on its two sides a selection of panels providing street plans of the most visited parts in these two cities, transport diagrams, etc.

Road Atlas of Thailand from the Bangkok-based ThinkNet publishers, combining coverage of the country at 1:1,200,000, mapping of Bangkok and the surrounding region as 1:82,000, Bangkok itself at 1:2,000, plus over 100 street plans and or enlargements for other locations. All place names are in both Thai and Latin alphabets and where appropriate names of places of interest use English.

Thailand Deluxe Atlas from Thinknet, in a large spiral-bound format, with mapping of the whole country at 1:550,000, plus plans or enlargements of over 100 towns and islands, all with extensive overprint highlighting sights, tourist accommodation, various facilities, etc.

Northern Thailand at 1:550,000 in a series of regional road maps of Thailand from the Bangkok based ThinkNet, with street plans of Mae Hong Son, Pai, Chiang Rai, Nan, Mae Sot, Phitsanulok, Phetchanbun and Mae Sot. Both the main map and the city plans have very extensive bilingual overprint highlighting not only various places of interest but also public buildings and/or facilities such as schools, medical c...

North-Eastern Thailand at 1:550,000 in a series of regional road maps of Thailand from the Bangkok based ThinkNet, with street plans of Udon Thani, Ubon Ratchathani, Khon Kaen and Nakhon Ratchasima. All information is bilingual, shown in Thai and English.

Southern Thailand at 1:550,000 in a series of regional road maps of Thailand from the Bangkok based ThinkNet, with an enlargement showing Ko Samui Island in greater detail. Also provided ar, plus plans of Krabi, Phangnga, and Hat Yai - Songkhla. All information is bilingual, shown in Thai and English.

Bangkok on a large, double-sided map from the locally based Thinknet, covering central districts at 1:20,000 and the whole city at 1:82,000. The map is bilingual and highlights numerous sights, services and institutions, but please note that *the print is very small.*

Central and Eastern Thailand at 1:550,000 in a series of regional road maps of Thailand from the Bangkok based ThinkNet. This title covers Bangkok with the country’s central and south-eastern provinces, plus the top part of the panhandle. An enlargement at 1:166,000 presents the environs of Bangkok within the city’s Outer Ring Road, and street plans cover Kanchanaburi, Lop Buri, Ang Thong, Suphanburi, Phetc...

Phuket and its tourist attractions on a map from Thinknet, with a plan of Phuket Town, enlargements for the Kata - Karon, Patong and Kamala Beach areas, plus mapping of the adjoining mainland provinces, also with town maps and enlargements.

Laos on a map from the Thai publishers Thinknet with separate panels providing street plans of 16 towns, all annotated with selected hotels and restaurants, most interesting sights, etc. The main map covers Laos at 1:2,850,000 approx, providing a very generalized overview of its road network. A separate smaller panel shows the country’s air routes, including connections with Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Chiang R...

Hong Kong and Macau on a map from Thai publishers Thinknet presenting on its two sides a selection of panels providing street plans of the most visited parts in and around these two cities, transport diagrams, etc.

Bangkok with its outer suburbs and the surrounding area at 1:82,000 on a road map from the locally based publishers Thinknet. All place names, including sights and facilities highlighted on the map, are in both Thai and Latin alphabet.

Street plan of Bangkok from the Thai publishers Thinknet combining an overview street map of the city’s central districts and seven panels with enlargements of the city’s most interesting areas highlighting shopping streets and naming important buildings and numeours facilities including hotels, restaurants and bars, etc.

Thailand at 1:1,200,000 on a double-sided bilingual map from the Bangkok based Thinknet, with several enlargements of popular islands, environs of the capital, and main routes, plus an index of sights, a distance table, etc. All place names are given in both Thai and Latin alphabet and, where appropriate, in English.

Bangkok Handy Atlas from the Thai publishers Thinknet, in an A5 paperback format, presenting the metropolitan area at 1:71,000, central Bangkok at 1:19,000, and seven of the city’s most visited areas at various much more detailed scales with manes of individual buildings and/or various facilities. All names, both of streets or districts, buildings and institutions, train stations and other transport informa...

Thailand’s 13 island destinations, from Phuket and Samui to less well known islands, presented on a double-sided map from Thinknet highlighting sights, accommodation and other tourist facilities, plus ferry timetables, etc.

Pattaya, Chang Island and the nearby provinces of central-eastern Thailand on a road map at 1:350,000 from the Bangkok based ThinkNet, plus 18 additional panels showing in more detail the region’s most visited locations; all highlight numerous places of interest and facilities and all the information is in Thai and English.

Chiang Mai and Nearby Provinces at 1:550,000 in a series of regional road maps of Thailand from the Bangkok based ThinkNet, with street plans of Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Lampang, Mae Hong Son and Lamphun, each with a list of main tourist attractions, temples, and various facilities. All information is bilingual, shown in Thai and English.