Oslo

Scale 1:11,000. Berndtson & Berndtson edition. Laminated, easy-fold, flexi-map. Beautiful, detailed and informative cartography.

Scale 1:20,000. Size 37"x52". Indexed. Freytag-Berndt edition. Indexed. Extremely comprehensive map. English and multilingual legends. This is our best map of Oslo!

Scale 1:10,000 / 1:200,000. Size 27"x39". International Travel Maps edition. Indexed.

We are pleased to see Oslo coming out again in an enhanced format that we feel the market will like. Norway has two major urban areas, Oslo and coastal Bergen and both are shown in detail on this map as urban areas.

The information portrayed is similar to all ITMB city maps, showing hotels, parks, shopping areas, and attractions as well as the street pattern and Oslo Fjord ferry lines. The real innovation for this version is the addition of a brand new map on the reverse of the cities, covering all of southern/central Norway as far north as Narvik, including the Lofoten Islands and the adjacent regions and bordering Sweden.

This covers the area 90% of all travelers to the country want to see with complete index of all cities and towns in the map, so is a huge bonus. As well, the map is printed on waterproof paper, so is durable, that also allows for removable markings in the map (with erase markers/ water based pen).

Norway, as a country, is quite large, so including a detailed road map of this much of it adds considerable value to the map. The back cover also includes a map of the transit system of Oslo. 

Scale 1:11,000. Borch edition.

Scale 1:28,000. Falk Verlag edition. Unique patent fold (Origami-type fold. Use it like an atlas or as a foldout map. Very clever and easy to use). - Out of Print - Discontinued -

Scale 1:20,000. Size 32" across x 32?" high. Indexed. Statens Kartverk edition. Includes an inset detailed map of the City Center at 1:6,000 scale. Shows residential areas, woods, parks, all main roads and streets, bicycle tracks, footpaths, bus routes with stops, boat trips (summer season), farms, houses, cottages, pedestrian precincts, tourist information centers, hotels, B & B's, youth hostels, cafes (meals served), campsites, bus terminals, airport coach terminals (that's helpful), taxi stands, boat services, ferries, parking areas, car parks, hospitals, police stations, post offices, museums, sightseeing points of interest, cinemas, theatres, viewpoints, swimming areas, swimming pools, public toilets, and the Pilgrim route. The reverse side has beautiful photos and extensive tourist information. English text and legends. Card cover SAMPLE MAP Trondheim was founded in 997 A.D. by King Olav Tryggvason and is a city with a rich history and cultural heritage. In time it became accepted as a religious center and pilgrims from all over Europe came for spiritual succor.