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Binding: Map
Dewey Decimal Number: 918
EAN: 9781553411338
Edition: 6
ISBN: 1553411331
Label: ITMB Publishing
Manufacturer: ITMB Publishing
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 2
Publication Date: September 01, 2005
Publisher: ITMB Publishing
Studio: ITMB Publishing
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Product Description:
A folded travel and road map in color showing elevations. Indexed with town, camps, and villages. Scale 1:250,000. Legend is in English and Spanish. The map distinguishes paved and unpaved roads, seasonal roads, and tracks. Icons locate international airport, domestic airports with scheduled service, airstrips/ landing ground, lakes, rivers, swamps, coral reefs, protected area, bird sanctuaries, diving, border crossings, bridges, ports, fishing, major and minor archaeological sites. Includes: location of the barrier reefs, marine reserves, forest reserves, and other sites of ecological interest
Average Rating: 
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Good map....plenty of detail, good if you just enjoy maps....necessary if you plan to visit.
Expect the traditional folding and paper quality........still a good buy.
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This is a great map. It is very detailed, and doesn't fold out too big. It lists all the roads both major and minor, very good if you intend to rent a car.
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I lived in Belize for six years, and carried this map most of the time. I was always sorry I didn't have it at my fingertips, particularly when flying over the cayes, or driving someplace new. There are plenty of road signs in Belize, but you need THIS MAP in order to really understand the layout.
sr. ric
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I just returned from driving thru Belize for 7 days and this map was indispensable. We put over 400 miles on our car and never got lost. It was pretty current with the highway system (such that it is) in Belize and it held up pretty good. I would only question the use of the term "main road" vs "secondary road" and "seasonal road" as most other roads other than highway are dirt roads. And all the dirt roads looked seasonal.
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