Europe, Eastern | Jana Seta Road Map | 1:2,000,000

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.

The reverse side reaches further into Russia, extending from Moscow & Rostov-na-Donu to the Urals, and from the Caucasus region to Syktyvkar in the north. The Caucasus region is portrayed in an inset.

Main roads & railways are clearly drawn, and intermediate driving distances are marked on the map. Administrative districts and border checkpoints are marked, and different symbols are used to classify towns according to population size. Territories with undefined political status are highlighted, eg. Nagorno Karabakh.

Hill shading gives an impression of the relief. Latitude and longitude lines are drawn at 2degree intervals.

Place names are in Roman alphabet only & the map legend includes English, but there is no index.