Panama

Scale 1:550,000. Size 26"x11". Reis Know How edition. Printed on waterproof, tear-resistant, lightweight, paper-like plastic. Elevations and topographic information is shown by hypsometric contour lines. It is characterized by the high-quality , clear and modern cartographic representation. - Classified road network with distances - Detailed location index - GPS capability by latitude and longitude - English and multi-lingual legends. If you need topographic information as well as the complete road system and points of interest, then this would be your best map. Great for bikers, trekkers, and driving off the beaten track.

Scale 1:400,000. Size 26"x39". International Travel Maps edition. 

The Central American country of Panama is actually and east-west country, not a north-south one as one might expect. Its historic claim to fame is two-fold. It was here that Spanish conquistadors first set eyes on the vast Pacific Ocean, and it is here that much of the world's commercial goods pass from the Pacific to the Atlantic. The Canal is extremely important, and a "must see" attraction, but the country offers much more. Santa Catalina is a world-class surfing destination.

The Pearl Islands feature virgin forest and pristine beaches. Boquette, in the northern mountains, is the valley of the flowers. Panama City is a vibrant economic centre for shopping. In recent years, Panama has invested heavily in tourism. The roads are excellent, the people are friendly, the restaurants are excellent, and the country is peaceful. this is a very up-to-date edition of Panama, complete with excellent inset maps of Panama City and of the canal area. As previously, this edition is printed on durable waterproof stone paper, ideal for use in the tropics.

Scale 1:475,000. Size 25?"x37". National Geographic edition. Panama: famous for its canal, there is so much more. From a vibrant capital city to rain forests teeming with biodiversity, from paradisiacal beaches to mountains laced with rushing rivers, Panama offers a wide array of adventures that derive from and respect its natural and cultural heritage. Includes all of Panama at the largest scale possible and two insets for Panama City. Printed on waterproof tear-resistant material.

Scale 1:300,000/1:100,000. International Travel Maps edition. One of the world's great travel adventures is sailing through the Panama Canal, which we did last year (see cover photo). Panama itself is a large enough country that the canal, which is visited annually by millions of passengers, cannot be shown in meaningful detail. So, whether one is on board one of the many cruise ships squeezing into the Miraflores Locks or are a visitor ashore watching, the canal is a great attraction. The map is double-sided, with central Panama (the part most visited) filling side one. Side two is divided in half along the central fold. A very detailed map of Panama City fills the left side, and the first-ever map of the canal itself fills the other. This is a marvelously portrayed rendition of the most important canal in the world. Even at this scale, the locks themselves are thin lines on the sheet, but they're there.